Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

PostCSS Prefix Selector is a valuable tool for developers needing to add a specific prefix to all CSS rules within their stylesheets, offering a straightforward way to scope styles and avoid naming conflicts, especially useful in large projects or when integrating third-party CSS. Comparing versions 1.12.0 and 1.11.0, the core functionality remains consistent: both versions empower developers to efficiently prefix CSS selectors using PostCSS.

The primary difference lies in the release date and potentially subtle internal improvements. Version 1.12.0 was released on August 19, 2021, a few hours after version 1.11.0. Examining "unpackedSize" hint towards minor code changes. While both versions share the same dependencies, including PostCSS (version ^8.3.6) and development dependencies like Husky, Mocha, Istanbul, Prettier, and lint-staged, the updated version incorporates the latest bug fixes and performance enhancements available up to that point.

For developers, it's generally advisable to use the newest stable release (1.12.0 in this case) to benefit from these potential improvements. Though the changes may be incremental, they can contribute to a smoother development experience and a more robust final product. Both versions offer a simple and effective solution for CSS prefixing and integrate seamlessly into PostCSS workflows, offering a developer-friendly way to manage CSS scope.