Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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mongodb

6.19.0

Comparision Betweeen 6.19.0 and 6.18.0

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

Version

Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

Peer Dependencies

Distributed Files

400

409

Unpacked Size

3.64 MB

3.65 MB

Version 6.19.0 Details

MongoDB driver version 6.19.0 introduces several updates compared to the previous stable version 6.18.0. While the core dependencies like bson, @mongodb-js/saslprep, and mongodb-connection-string-url remain consistent, the development dependencies receive significant attention. Notable upgrades appear in developer tooling, improving the development experience via newer validation, formatting and linting tools.

Specifically, eslint jumps from version 9.25.1 to ^9.33.0 and prettier advances from version 3.5.3 to ^3.6.2. Furthermore, @aws-sdk/credential-providers sees a substantial update from version 3.632.0 to ^3.864.0 which may interest developers using AWS services in conjunction with MongoDB. Also, the mocha test framework sees an upgrade from version 10.8.2 to version 11.7.1, maybe including enhanced testing capabilities or bug fixes.

The mongodb-client-encryption dependency is also updated from version 6.4.0 to version 6.5.0. There are also changes in the file count and unpacked size of the distribution, indicating alterations in the included files or their compression, file count changes from 409 to 400, and unpackedSize reduces from 3826954 to 3819126.

Developers should examine these dependency updates for potential compatibility issues or new features that enhance their workflow or application performance. Check the release notes of each updated package for detailed information. A thorough test suite run is advisable after upgrading to ensure everything works smoothly.

Security Vulnerabilities

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