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4.40.1

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Version 4.40.1 Details

Rollup 4.40.1, a patch release following closely on the heels of 4.40.0, delivers incremental updates to this next-generation ES module bundler. While the core functionality remains consistent, several key dependency updates are worth noting for developers seeking the most refined toolchain.

Specifically, the eslint devDependency jumps from version 9.24.0 to 9.25.1, incorporating the latest linting rules and potential bug fixes. Similarly, typescript-eslint sees an update from 8.29.1 to 8.31.0 which means more rule improvements and bug fixes for the typescript code analysis. Lint-staged also gets updated from 15.5.0 to 15.5.1, which ensures correct and more optimized linting. The @shikijs/vitepress-twoslash devDependency moves from version 3.2.1 to 3.2.2, bringing improved TypeScript support within VitePress documentation environments, which is helpful for the documentation of the tools in the rollup ecosystem. Finally, eslint-config-prettier moves from version 10.1.1 to 10.1.2 which ensures great code formatting.

Beyond these targeted improvements, all optional dependencies now point to 4.40.1, ensuring consistency across all platform-specific builds. Developers already using Rollup 4.40.0 should consider upgrading to 4.40.1 to leverage these updated dependencies and benefit from potential bug fixes and performance enhancements. The consistent experience is guaranteed with consistent version of optional dependencies. These changes will ensure enhanced developer experience. With the help of Rollup you can easily bundle ES modules into a single bundles to be deployed on web or other environments.

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