Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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prettier

1.9.0

Comparision Betweeen 1.9.0 and 1.8.2

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Version 1.9.0 Details

Prettier 1.9.0 represents a subtle yet noteworthy iteration over version 1.8.2 of this popular opinionated code formatter. Both versions share the core functionality of automatically formatting code to adhere to a consistent style, eliminating stylistic debates among developers and improving code readability across projects. Key characteristics of Prettier remain consistent such as the MIT license, author, repository on GitHub and its core list of development dependencies.

A nuanced difference lies within the devDependencies. Version 1.9.0 lists "prettier": "1.8.2" while 1.8.2 lists "prettier": "1.8.0". This indicates a minor internal update to align the development environment with a slightly newer (but still previous) version of Prettier itself, implying refinement in testing or internal tooling. Another subtle change is "rollup-plugin-replace": "1.2.1" in 1.9.0, updated from "rollup-plugin-replace": "1.1.1" in the previous version, this suggests improvements or bug fixes within the build process facilitated by the Rollup bundler, responsible for creating optimized bundles of the library.

The core value for developers using Prettier 1.9.0 lies in its continued commitment to stable and predictable code formatting. The update indicates a focus on internal improvements and build process refinement, potentially leading to increased reliability and a smoother integration experience. For users already on the Prettier ecosystem, updating to 1.9.0 should be a straightforward process, bringing potential stability and tooling improvements without introducing major breaking changes or workflow disruptions.

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