Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

Rollup Watch is a utility designed to automate the rebuild process in Rollup projects whenever file changes are detected, streamlining development workflows. Version 3.2.0, released on January 5th, 2017, builds upon the foundation laid by version 3.1.0, which was released on December 30th, 2016. Both versions share core functionalities: watching files for modifications and triggering incremental Rollup rebuilds. They also share a consistent set of development dependencies, including ESLint for code linting, Mocha for testing, Rollup as the core bundler, and plugins like rollup-plugin-buble and rollup-plugin-json for handling specific file types. This indicates a stable and well-maintained codebase.

The most notable difference lies in the introduction of require-relative as a development dependency in version 3.2.0. This addition suggests enhanced module resolution capabilities, particularly useful in scenarios where relative paths are crucial for managing project dependencies. While the exact nature of this improvement isn't detailed in the provided data, developers might find it beneficial in projects requiring precise control over module imports. Consequently, developers upgrading from 3.1.0 to 3.2.0 can expect improved handling of relative path based module resolution making it a significant upgrade for complex projects. As both versions rely on Rollup 0.39.0, the core bundling behavior remains consistent. For developers seeking automated rebuilds during development with Rollup and relative pathing improvements, rollup-watch continues to be a valuable tool.