Sass version 1.64.0 represents a subtle but significant upgrade over its predecessor, version 1.63.6. Both versions remain committed to providing a pure JavaScript implementation of the Sass stylesheet language, ensuring compatibility and ease of integration within JavaScript-centric development workflows. The core dependencies, including chokidar for file system watching, immutable for efficient data structures, and source-map-js for debugging, remain consistent, indicating a stable foundation.
However, the changes manifest in the dist section. Version 1.64.0 sees a slight increase in the fileCount (34 vs 33) and unpackedSize (4770712 bytes vs 4724192 bytes). While seemingly minor, this increase likely indicates the introduction of new features, bug fixes, or optimizations within the Sass compiler itself. These improvements could translate to enhanced performance, better error reporting, or support for newer Sass language features. Developers should investigate the changelog for detailed information on the specific changes made. The release date also marks a significant difference, with version 1.64.0 being released almost a month later than 1.63.6, implying a period of focused development and refinement between the two releases. Whether the updates warrant an upgrade depends on individual project needs. Developers prioritizing the latest features and bug fixes should update, while those seeking maximum stability may prefer to remain on the older version after proper testing.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 1.64.0 of the package sass