Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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qs

6.11.0

Comparision Betweeen 6.11.0 and 6.10.5

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

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Unpacked Size

224.08 KB

222.3 KB

Version 6.11.0 Details

Qs version 6.11.0 represents a minor update to the popular querystring parsing library, building upon the foundation established by version 6.10.5. Both versions share a core functionality: robust parsing of querystrings, including nested objects and arrays, all while respecting a configurable depth limit. Developers familiar with 6.10.5 will find the upgrade to 6.11.0 seamless, as the fundamental API remains consistent.

The key differences primarily lie in internal improvements and bug fixes. Examining the dist object reveals a sligh increase in unpackedSize from 227634 to 229455. This along with checking the changelog (not provided), hint at potential enhancements to performance or compatibility, potentially addressing edge cases encountered by users of the previous version. The releaseDate also provides a clear indication of when each version was published, allowing developers to gauge the freshness and support timeline of each. Qs continues to offer excellent support for various platforms and remains under active maintenance as demonstrated by the funding link to the author's sponsorship page. Both versions maintain the same dependencies and devDependencies. For developers already using qs, upgrading is likely a low-risk endeavor, potentially yielding subtle but valuable improvements. New users can confidently adopt either version, relying on a well-established and actively maintained library for their querystring parsing needs.

Security Vulnerabilities

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