Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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postcss-normalize-url

5.0.5

Comparision Betweeen 5.0.5 and 5.0.4

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

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Version 5.0.5 Details

Postcss-normalize-url version 5.0.5 represents a subtle refinement over its predecessor, version 5.0.4, offering developers an updated tool for consistently handling URLs within their CSS workflows. Both versions maintain the same core dependencies, relying on "normalize-url" (version ^6.0.1) and "postcss-value-parser" (version ^4.2.0) to ensure reliable URL normalization and CSS value parsing respectively. Developers integrating either version can expect similar performance and compatibility with PostCSS (version ^8.2.15), as indicated by the peer and devDependencies.

The primary distinction lies in the internal distribution details. Version 5.0.5 shows a slight increase in the unpacked size (7715 bytes) compared to version 5.0.4 (6908 bytes), which suggest the inclusion of extra code or resources. Additionally version 5.0.5 lacks the type field for the repository, simplifying the repository field to a string. The more recent release date (February 7, 2022) of version 5.0.5 signifies that it incorporates any bug fixes or minor enhancements implemented since the earlier release in December 2021.

For developers already using postcss-normalize-url, upgrading to 5.0.5 is generally recommended to benefit from the latest improvements and potential bug fixes. However, given the shared dependencies and peer dependencies, the functional impact is likely to be minimal unless they were experiencing specific issues addressed in the newer version. Both versions provide a robust solution for normalizing URLs within PostCSS pipelines, ensuring consistency and preventing potential security vulnerabilities related to malformed URLs.

Security Vulnerabilities

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