Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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semver

7.5.3

Comparision Betweeen 7.5.3 and 7.5.2

Identify the differences between the current version of the package and the previous one.

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Dependencies

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Unpacked Size

91.2 KB

90.43 KB

Version 7.5.3 Details

Semver version 7.5.3 represents a minor patch release over the previous stable version, 7.5.2, of this widely-used semantic versioning library for Node.js. Both versions share the same core functionality, providing robust parsing, comparison, and manipulation capabilities for semantic version strings, crucial for managing dependencies in JavaScript projects. Key characteristics remain consistent: both rely on the lru-cache dependency (version ^6.0.0) for efficient caching, and their development dependencies (tap, @npmcli/template-oss, @npmcli/eslint-config) are identical, ensuring a consistent testing and development environment. The license remains ISC.

The notable difference lies in the dist object. Version 7.5.3 exhibits a slightly larger 'unpackedSize' of 93390 bytes compared to 7.5.2's 92605 bytes, indicating potential minor code changes, bug fixes, or even documentation updates. Developers should examine the changelog between the two versions for precise details on the modifications. While the file count remains consistent at 51, the updated releaseDate (June 22, 2023 for 7.5.3 versus June 15, 2023 for 7.5.2) confirms the newer release. For those already using semver, upgrading to 7.5.3 is recommended to benefit from any potential improvements or patches. Check the project's repository for detailed release notes and any specific upgrade considerations, as even minor releases can sometimes introduce subtle behavioral changes. For new users, the library continues to provide a reliable foundation for semantic version management, contributing to dependency integrity in their projects.

Security Vulnerabilities

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