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postcss

8.4.34

Comparision Betweeen 8.4.34 and 8.4.33

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

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Version 8.4.34 Details

PostCSS version 8.4.34 represents a recent update to this popular tool for transforming styles with JavaScript plugins. Released on February 5, 2024, it follows closely on the heels of version 8.4.33, which debuted on January 4, 2024. Both versions maintain identical core functionalities, boasting the same dependencies: nanoid (^3.3.7) for unique ID generation, picocolors (^1.0.0) for colorful console output, and source-map-js (^1.0.2) for source map manipulation. This suggests that the fundamental capabilities of PostCSS remain unchanged.

The key difference between these versions lies in the subtle modifications reflected in the dist object. Version 8.4.34 exhibits a slightly larger unpacked size of 197124 bytes compared to 8.4.33's 196581 bytes, while maintaining the same file count of 55. Also, it's nearly one month newer.This suggests internal improvements, bug fixes, or optimizations that contribute to the increased size. For developers, this indicates a possible focus on enhanced performance or stability in the newer release.

Both versions of PostCSS are licensed under the MIT license and benefit from funding through Open Collective, Tidelift, and GitHub Sponsors. The consistent author and repository details reinforce the project's stability and consistent maintainership. Developers looking for a reliable and actively supported tool for CSS transformations can confidently choose either version, but the slight increase in size of latest version suggests optimizations that might make that version slightly preferable.

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