Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

Pg-cursor, a query cursor extension for node-postgres, provides a mechanism for efficiently handling large datasets from PostgreSQL databases. Comparing versions 2.7.3 and 2.7.4, the most notable change lies in the devDependencies, specifically the version of the pg package used for development and testing. Version 2.7.3 relied on pg version ^8.7.3, while version 2.7.4 updates this to ^8.8.0. This suggests potential updates or fixes related to compatibility or feature enhancements with the underlying node-postgres driver. While the core functionality of the pg-cursor library remains consistent, developers should be aware of this dependency update when integrating with existing projects utilizing specific versions of the pg driver. Both versions maintain the same peer dependency requiring pg in the ^8 range, indicating broad compatibility with the major version 8 of the node-postgres driver. The libraries are licensed under the MIT license, this provides developers with flexibility in how they use and modify the library. File count and unpacked size between the two releases appear identical, hinting that the code changes were small, probably targeted to the updated dev dependency. This package is suitable for developers needing tools for efficient data retrieval from PostgreSQL databases, especially when dealing with result sets too large to load entirely into memory.