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mongodb

6.13.1

Comparision Betweeen 6.13.1 and 6.13.0

Identify the differences between the current version of the package and the previous one.

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412

Unpacked Size

3.59 MB

Version 6.13.1 Details

MongoDB Node.js driver version 6.13.1 introduces subtle but important refinements compared to its predecessor, 6.13.0. Both versions maintain the core functionality of providing seamless connectivity to MongoDB databases for Node.js applications. A key difference lies within the dependencies; version 6.13.1 upgrades bson to "^6.10.3" from "^6.10.1" and @aws-sdk/credential-providers to "^3.632.0" from "^3.686.0". Developer dependencies also see updates, potentially impacting the development workflow and testing environment. The update includes newer version of prettier, @types/node, @microsoft/api-extractor,eslint-plugin-prettier, @microsoft/tsdoc-config and @aws-sdk/credential-providers. Peer Dependencies also see an update in version 6.13.0 in @aws-sdk/credential-providers "^3.188.0" so that version is downgraded on version 6.13.1.

Developers should carefully examine these dependency adjustments, especially those using @aws-sdk/credential-providers. Reviewing the changelogs for bson and the affected development and peer dependencies is crucial to ensure compatibility and avoid unexpected behavior. The later version includes some release workflow improvements. Despite these changes, both versions share the same core description, license (Apache-2.0), repository details, and author information, indicating a consistent commitment to the driver's quality and open-source nature. While upgrading offers the benefits of updated dependencies, a thorough assessment is warranted to ensure a smooth transition.

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