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style-loader

0.1.2

Comparision Betweeen 0.1.2 and 0.1.1

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Version 0.1.2 Details

Style-loader is a webpack loader designed to inject CSS into your application. Comparing versions 0.1.1 and 0.1.2 reveals a subtle yet important change for developers utilizing this package. Version 0.1.1 declares a dependency on "raw-loader" in the "0.1.x" range, signalling that it relies on raw-loader to process the CSS content before injecting it. This means that to use style-loader 0.1.1, raw-loader must also be installed in your project as a peer dependency.

Version 0.1.2, on the other hand, removes this dependency entirely. This implies that the newer version either no longer requires a separate raw-loader or has integrated the necessary functionality internally. This simplification could be a significant improvement for developers, streamlining the setup process by reducing the number of dependencies to manage. If upgrading from style-loader 0.1.1, developers should test thoroughly to ensure that their CSS is still being processed correctly given that raw-loader is no longer a peer-dependency, and potentially adjust their webpack configuration accordingly if they were relying on raw-loader to perform transformations. Note that both versions are extremely old and it is very likely it is no longer useful to use it for modern web development. Using a more recent version is highly recommended.

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