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parcel

2.2.0

Comparision Betweeen 2.2.0 and 2.1.1

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Version 2.2.0 Details

Parcel 2.2.0 represents a notable update over version 2.1.1, offering developers enhancements within the already compelling zero-configuration web application bundler. Both versions share the core strengths of Parcel, prioritizing speed and ease of use. Key dependencies like chalk, get-port, and commander remain consistent, ensuring a stable experience for developers relying on these utilities. However, the primary distinction lies in the updated internal @parcel/* packages.

Version 2.2.0 brings improvements and bug fixes within @parcel/fs, @parcel/core, @parcel/utils, @parcel/events, @parcel/logger, @parcel/diagnostic, @parcel/reporter-cli, @parcel/config-default, @parcel/package-manager, and @parcel/reporter-dev-server. While the specifics of these changes aren't detailed here, developers can expect refinements in areas such as file system operations, core bundling processes, utility functions, event handling, logging, diagnostics reporting, default configurations, package management, and the development server reporter. These updates collectively contribute to a more robust and performant bundling experience.

The bump across all @parcel/* packages suggests a coordinated release addressing multiple facets of the toolchain. Developers should consider upgrading to Parcel 2.2.0 to benefit from these improvements, particularly if they encountered issues or performance bottlenecks in prior versions. Also worth of note is the releaseDate, with version 2.2.0 being released a week after 2.1.1, indicating a quick iteration cycle and active development. Both versions are distributed under the MIT license and actively encourage community funding, emphasizing open source collaboration.

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