Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

Streamx version 2.11.1 is a minor update to the streamx library, a project designed to improve upon the existing Node.js core streams. The primary difference between version 2.11.1 and the previous stable version, 2.11.0, lies in its dependencies. Version 2.11.1 introduces "queue-tick" as a new dependency with a version constraint of "^1.0.0", while 2.11.0 did not have this dependency. Developers considering upgrading should investigate the role of "queue-tick" within streamx v2.11.1 to understand its impact on their specific use cases. Both versions offer the same core functionality, aiming to provide enhanced stream implementations suitable for various data processing scenarios.

Streamx in general presents itself as a modernized and potentially more efficient alternative to Node.js built-in streams. The library aims to give improvements around performance and ease of use. Notably the streamx description property advertises itself as *"An iteration of the Node.js core streams with a series of improvements"*. Streamx is MIT licensed, an advantage to many developers. Both versions, 2.11.0 and 2.11.1, share the same development dependencies including tape for testing, standard for code style and end-of-stream and abort-controller to handle the stream ending and canceling. This suggests a consistent development and testing approach across versions. The increase in unpackedSize from 66155 to 66219 also suggests minor changes introduced in the code, given the added dependency.