Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

Parcel 2.11.0 represents a recent update to the blazing fast, zero-configuration web application bundler, succeeding version 2.10.3. While the core premise of effortless bundling remains unchanged, several dependency updates highlight the improvements. All @parcel/* dependencies are bumped from version 2.10.3 to 2.11.0, indicating enhancements and bug fixes across the entire Parcel ecosystem. This includes core functionalities like file system operations (@parcel/fs), the core engine (@parcel/core), utilities (@parcel/utils), event handling (@parcel/events), logging (@parcel/logger), diagnostics (@parcel/diagnostic), CLI reporter (@parcel/reporter-cli), default configuration (@parcel/config-default), package management (@parcel/package-manager), tracer reporter (@parcel/reporter-tracer), and the development server reporter (@parcel/reporter-dev-server). For developers, this means potentially improved performance, stability, and access to the latest features and fixes in these individual modules within Parcel. Both versions share the same dependencies on chalk, get-port, and commander, ensuring consistent behaviour related to terminal styling, port management, and command-line argument parsing. The devDependencies also remain consistent with @babel/core at version ^7.22.11, while @parcel/babel-register mirrors the core Parcel version, updated from 2.10.3 to 2.11.0. The new version has also a slightly smaller unpacked size, hinting at improved optimization. These incremental updates are crucial for developers seeking a reliable and up-to-date build tool for modern web development.