Sass version 1.80.1 represents a minor update to the popular CSS preprocessor, succeeding version 1.80.0. Both versions share a core set of dependencies including chokidar for file watching, immutable for efficient data structures, source-map-js for debugging, and @parcel/watcher for file system monitoring. This signifies that the fundamental architecture and tooling supporting Sass remain consistent between the releases, ensuring a stable development experience for users.
The primary distinction appears to lie in the dist metadata. Version 1.80.1 has a slightly smaller unpacked size (5649961 bytes) compared to 1.80.0 (5649965 bytes), suggesting minor optimizations or bug fixes have been implemented, potentially involving file size reduction or code refactoring; the filecount also indicates the same number of files between both versions, 36. Importantly, 1.80.1 was released approximately 3 hours after 1.80.0, on October 17, 2024. This rapid release cycle strongly suggests that version 1.80.1 is likely a patch release addressing an immediate issue identified in 1.80.0.
Developers should note this. While the core functionalities remain unchanged, upgrading to 1.80.1 is recommended to benefit from these immediate fixes, likely contributing to higher stability. This is particularly crucial if developers experienced any problems when adopting 1.80.0. As confirmed by the presence of the exact same dependencies, upgrading to the newest should not be problematic.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 1.80.1 of the package sass
