Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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prettier

1.18.0

Comparision Betweeen 1.18.0 and 1.17.1

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

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Unpacked Size

8.89 MB

8.87 MB

Version 1.18.0 Details

Prettier version 1.18.0 brings incremental improvements to the already popular code formatter, building upon the foundation laid by version 1.17.1. Both versions maintain the core functionality of automatically formatting code according to a consistent style, supporting a wide range of languages and frameworks like JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and more. They share the same MIT license, author (James Long), and repository, indicating a continued commitment to open-source principles and maintainability. The file count within the distribution packages remains consistent at 18, suggesting that the structural organization of the package hasn't undergone significant changes.

However, developers should be aware of the subtle differences. Notably, version 1.18.0 introduces an increase in the unpacked size. While seemingly small (9,322,022 bytes vs. 9,298,046 bytes), this increase of approximately 24KB implies enhancements, bug fixes, or updates to the core formatting logic. The release date difference indicates that version 1.18.0 was released roughly three weeks after 1.17.1, suggesting a regular cadence of updates and improvements from the Prettier team. For developers, this means 1.18.0 probably incorporates accumulated fixes and enhancements over its predecessor. Upgrading to the newer version is generally recommended to benefit from these improvements, ensuring you're leveraging the latest refinements in code formatting technology. Reviewing the complete changelog is recommended prior to upgrading to fully grasp the specific changes incorporated in this release and ensure compatibility with your existing projects.

Security Vulnerabilities

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