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4.30.1

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Version 4.30.1 Details

Rollup version 4.30.1 represents a minor update over its predecessor, version 4.30.0, in the popular ES module bundler. While the core functionalities remain consistent, developers should pay attention to specific changes that could impact their builds. The primary differences lie in the optional dependencies, where platform-specific Rollup binaries have been updated from version 4.30.0 to 4.30.1. This includes binaries for various architectures and operating systems such as Darwin (macOS) x64 and arm64, FreeBSD, Android, Linux (GNU and musl), and Windows, covering a comprehensive range of deployment environments.

The updated binaries suggest potential bug fixes, performance improvements, or compatibility adjustments tailored to those specific platforms. Developers targeting these platforms should consider upgrading to 4.30.1 to benefit from the latest refinements. Both versions share the same set of dependencies and devDependencies, indicating no significant changes in the core build process or development tooling. Noteworthy is the extensive list of devDependencies, highlighting Rollup's commitment to thorough testing, code quality, and modern development practices, with tools like ESLint, Prettier, TypeScript, and a suite of Rollup plugins for handling various file types. Developers will continue to experience consistency in configuration and usage when upgrading between these minor versions. The consistent date format yyyy-mm-dd is also visible.

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