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mongodb

6.12.0

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Version 6.12.0 Details

MongoDB Node.js Driver version 6.12.0 introduces subtle but important updates compared to the previous stable version, 6.11.0. The core dependency bson sees an increment from version 6.10.0 to 6.10.1 suggesting improvements or bug fixes in the BSON serialization/deserialization layer, crucial for data integrity. There is a bump in the peer dependency @mongodb-js/zstd, shifting from ^1.1.0 to ^1.1.0 || ^2.0.0 in version 6.11.0 and then to ^2.0.0 in version 6.12.0. This probably indicates a shift towards supporting a newer major version of the Zstandard compression library,potentially offering better compression ratios or performance benefits when compressing data.

Among the development dependencies version 6.12.0 sees the update of @types/node from ^22.9.0 to ^22.9.0, eslint to 9.9.0, prettier to ^3.3.3, @types/sinon, @types/semver, and @aws-sdk/credential-providers to ^3.686.0. These changes primarily involve updates to type definition files and development tooling. This most likely results in improved type checking, code formatting, and compatibility with the latest Node.js features, without directly impacting the runtime behavior of the driver itself. Furthermore there is an update from @mongodb-js/zstd from version 1.2.2 up to 2.0.0. Consider these updates for enhanced performance, stability, and security in your MongoDB applications. Regularly updating dependencies is recommended to leverage the latest improvements and maintain a healthy codebase.

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