Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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4.0.5

Comparision Betweeen 4.0.5 and 4.0.4

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

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21.29 KB

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Version 4.0.5 Details

Ora version 4.0.5 is a minor update to the elegant terminal spinner utility, following the 4.0.4 release. Both versions share the same core functionality, providing visually appealing spinners in command-line interfaces, crucial for enhancing user experience during potentially long-running processes. The core dependencies remain consistent between the two versions. These include chalk for terminal styling, wcwidth for accurate character width calculation, cli-cursor for cursor manipulation, strip-ansi for removing ANSI escape codes, log-symbols for cross-platform symbols, mute-stream for silencing output streams, cli-spinners for a variety of spinner animations, and is-interactive for detecting interactive terminal sessions. Developer tooling dependencies also unchanged, with xo for linting, ava for testing, tsd for TypeScript definition testing, get-stream for reading streams, and @types/node for Node.js type definitions.

The key difference lies in the dist property, indicating a slight increase in the unpacked size from 21755 bytes in version 4.0.4 to 21802 bytes in version 4.0.5. This suggests minor code adjustments, optimizations, or content additions, unlikely resulting in significant API changes or breaking compatibility. The releaseDate differs significantly, indicating that 4.0.5 was released later than version 4.0.4, suggesting bug fixes or improvement has been bundled and released. Developers using Ora can safely upgrade to version 4.0.5 without anticipating dramatic changes, benefiting from any subtle improvements or fixes incorporated. Because of the small changes, the package will offer the same advantages in both versions, adding an engaging visual cue to CLI tools and scripts.

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