Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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4.48.1

Comparision Betweeen 4.48.1 and 4.48.0

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Version 4.48.1 Details

Rollup, a next-generation ES module bundler, has released version 4.48.1, closely following version 4.48.0. Both versions maintain the core functionality of efficiently bundling JavaScript modules but subtle differences exist, primarily in the optional dependencies and the dist metadata. The optional dependencies, specifically the platform-specific binaries like @rollup/rollup-darwin-x64 and others, have been bumped from version 4.48.0 to 4.48.1. This suggests that the update might include platform-specific bug fixes or performance enhancements relevant to those particular systems.

Developers should examine these binaries if they encountered issues specific to their operating system or architecture in the previous version. The dist metadata, which details the package's tarball and size, also shows minor variance. Version 4.48.1 has an unpacked size of 2755024 compared to 2753037 of version 4.48.0, indicating slight additions or changes in the distributed files. The release dates are also different, suggesting a very recent update.

Neither version introduces changes in the core dependencies or devDependencies, ensuring a consistent build process related to its wider ecosystem. Developers upgrading from prior versions should review the complete changelog for Rollup to understand all changes, but between these two micro-versions, 4.48.0 and 4.48.1, the focus is primarily on underlying platform support and distribution details, offering minor advantages for developers working on specific systems.

Security Vulnerabilities

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