Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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sass

1.69.6

Comparision Betweeen 1.69.6 and 1.69.5

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Version 1.69.6 Details

Sass version 1.69.6 represents the latest iteration of the popular CSS extension language's JavaScript implementation, succeeding version 1.69.5. Both versions share a core foundation, using the same dependencies: chokidar for file system monitoring, immutable for persistent data structures, and source-map-js for source map generation, ensuring compatibility and stability in development workflows. They are licensed under the MIT license, providing flexibility for developers. Natalie Weizenbaum remains the author. The git repository on Github stays the same between the two versions.

The primary difference lies in the updates and refinements incorporated in version 1.69.6, reflected in the release date of December 28, 2023, compared to October 26, 2023, for version 1.69.5 and its slightly larger unpacked size (5,176,026 bytes vs 5,163,358 bytes). While the core functionalities and dependencies remain consistent, developers can anticipate bug fixes, performance enhancements, and potentially new features or subtle improvements in 1.69.6. These improvements collectively contribute to a more robust and efficient Sass compilation experience. For those seeking the most up-to-date and potentially refined Sass experience, version 1.69.6 is the recommended choice, offering the latest advancements in the Dart Sass implementation. Developers should consult the official changelog for a comprehensive list of specific changes and improvements.

Security Vulnerabilities

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