Rollup 4.34.7 brings a minor update to the popular ES module bundler, building upon the solid foundation of version 4.34.6. While both versions share the core functionality of efficiently bundling JavaScript modules for various platforms, several dependency updates make 4.34.7 worth considering. Key updates include newer versions of development dependencies like vite (6.1.0 vs 6.0.11), eslint (9.20.0 vs 9.19.0), and terser (5.38.1 vs 5.37.0), suggesting improvements in the development experience regarding code linting, building, and minification. The prettier dependency also received a refresh (3.5.0 vs 3.4.2) alongside @shikijs/vitepress-twoslash (2.3.2 vs 2.2.0).
The update to typescript-eslint (8.24.0 vs 8.23.0), may also incorporate enhancements on linting Typescript code. Crucially, the rollup entry in devDependencies is bumped from ^4.34.1 to ^4.34.6, meaning that in the development environment the dependencies are tested against a newer version of the main package. While the optional dependencies, which provide platform-specific binaries, are versioned corresponding to each release, but their differences remain in the version number. For developers, these updates translate to potentially faster build times, improved code quality checks, and better compatibility with the latest web development tools and standards. It's always recommended to review the changelog for a comprehensive understanding of all changes.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 4.34.7 of the package rollup