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regexpu-core

6.2.0

Comparision Betweeen 6.2.0 and 6.1.1

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

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Version 6.2.0 Details

Regexpu-core version 6.2.0 introduces key updates and improvements compared to its predecessor, version 6.1.1, making it a more robust tool for developers working with ES6 Unicode regular expressions. The core functionality, which remains consistent in translating these expressions to ES5, benefits from updated dependencies. Notably, regjsparser sees an upgrade from version 0.11.0 to 0.12.0, likely incorporating bug fixes and potentially expanded ECMAScript standard support for parsing. Additionally, @unicode/unicode-16.0.0 moves from version 1.6.0 to version 1.6.2 potentially incorporating bug fixes.

These dependency updates can be crucial for developers relying on regexpu-core to handle complex regular expressions accurately. Furthermore, the dist object reveals a change in the package structure. Version 6.2.0 has a fileCount of 9 and an unpackedSize of 135551, compared to version 6.1.1's fileCount of 6 and unpackedSize of 55752. A possible reason for this is the addition of new features or the inclusion of more comprehensive Unicode data. The releaseDate of version 6.2.0 is "2024-11-21T20:14:13.920Z" while the releaseDate of version 6.1.1 is "2024-09-20T17:54:54.626Z". So there is a bit more than 2 months between the 2 releases.

For developers, these points highlight the importance of upgrading to version 6.2.0 for access to the latest regular expression parsing capabilities and a potentially better package structure. If you've encountered issues parsing specific patterns or need the most up-to-date Unicode support, this update is especially recommended.

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