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postcss-prefix-selector

1.11.0

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Version 1.11.0 Details

PostCSS Prefix Selector, a valuable tool for developers needing to scope CSS rules, saw a notable update between versions 1.10.0 and 1.11.0. The core functionality remains consistent: to prefix all CSS rules with a specified selector, offering an easy way to avoid CSS conflicts and namespace styles.

However, the update to version 1.11.0 brings crucial updates in its dependencies. While both versions rely on PostCSS, version 1.11.0 upgrades this dependency to "^8.3.6" from "^8.2.10". This signifies compatibility and potential utilization of the latest features and bug fixes present in PostCSS's newer releases. Developers should note this bump as it might require adjustments in their projects, depending on their PostCSS plugin ecosystem. While development dependencies like Husky, Mocha, Istanbul, Prettier, and Lint-Staged remain largely the same, this update ensures the toolchain stays fresh and aligned with best practices.

The dist attributes, including unpackedSize and fileCount, offer insight into the package's footprint. Version 1.11.0 shows a slightly larger unpacked size (9636 bytes) compared to 1.10.0 (9443 bytes), indicating potentially expanded code or updated assets. For developers conscious of package size, this difference, though minor, could be relevant, especially in bundle-size-sensitive environments. Published on August 19, 2021, version 1.11.0 follows version 1.10.0, released on June 16, 2021 providing a reasonably recent update.

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