Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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prettier

1.13.0

Comparision Betweeen 1.13.0 and 1.12.1

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

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Unpacked Size

7.85 MB

7.46 MB

Version 1.13.0 Details

Prettier 1.13.0 offers developers an updated version of the popular opinionated code formatter, building upon the solid foundation of version 1.12.1. While both versions share the same core functionality and MIT license, several key differences may influence a developer's decision to upgrade. Version 1.13.0 boasts a larger unpacked size (8233054 bytes) compared to 1.12.1 (7820828 bytes), suggesting potential additions, optimizations, or fixes in the newer release that contribute a larger footprint in the file system. Notably, version 1.13.0 contains 15 files against the 14 files of version 1.12.1. A significant aspect is the release date, with 1.13.0 arriving on May 27, 2018, after 1.12.1 published in April 17, 2018 indicating the newer version incorporates updates and bug fixes accumulated over the intervening period. The previous version's data is rich in development dependencies like Jest, ESLint, Rollup, and Babel, indicating it was the version used to create the newer packages using those set of utilities. Developers should review the changelog or release notes associated with Prettier 1.13.0 to understand the precise changes, bug fixes, and new features introduced in this version. Examining these changes would provide insights into whether the upgrade addresses specific issues they are encountering or introduces valuable enhancements to their workflow. Upgrading ensures developers benefit from the latest improvements and bug fixes, potentially streamlining their code formatting process.

Security Vulnerabilities

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