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4.27.1

Comparision Betweeen 4.27.1 and 4.27.0

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Version 4.27.1 Details

Rollup 4.27.1 refines the popular ES module bundler, building upon the solid foundation established by version 4.27.0. Both versions share the same core dependencies, including essential tools like @types/estree for AST handling, and a comprehensive suite of development dependencies covering testing (nyc, mocha), linting (eslint, prettier), and build processes (vite, typescript). The available optional dependencies for different platforms/architectures are consistent across the 4.27.x versions indicating that the core functionality remains stable.

The primary distinction lies in the targeted platform-specific binaries within the optionalDependencies. Rollup 4.27.1 introduces updated pre-built binaries, such as @rollup/rollup-darwin-x64 and others, specifically tailored for various operating systems and architectures. This update likely addresses bug fixes, performance improvements, or compatibility adjustments within these individual binary packages. For users directly relying on these platform-specific binaries, upgrading to 4.27.1 is recommended to benefit from the latest enhancements.

Developers using Rollup for bundling ES modules will appreciate the continuous improvements and stability offered by these releases. The extensive set of devDependencies underscores Rollup's commitment to code quality and a streamlined development experience, even in minor releases. While the core bundling logic and configuration options remain consistent between the versions, staying up-to-date with the latest 4.27.x release ensures optimal performance and compatibility across diverse deployment environments. In short, update to the latest to ensure that you are using the latest fixes for your specific platform.

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