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style-loader

0.20.3

Comparision Betweeen 0.20.3 and 0.20.2

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Version 0.20.3 Details

Style-loader versions 0.20.3 and 0.20.2 are both style loader modules designed for use with webpack, enabling developers to inject CSS into their web applications. Examining the differences reveals subtle yet important updates for developers leveraging this package.

The primary distinction lies in the dependencies. Version 0.20.3 upgrades the "schema-utils" dependency from version 0.4.3 to version 0.4.5. This is noteworthy because "schema-utils" is responsible for validating options passed to the style-loader, ensuring configuration correctness and preventing potential runtime errors. While not a massive overhaul, this signifies improved option validation and potentially enhanced stability. Consequently, developers who rely heavily on custom configurations for their style-loader setup might find this update beneficial.

Other differences exist in distribution metadata. Version 0.20.3 has a slightly larger unpacked size (42397 bytes) compared to 0.20.2 (42041 bytes). This slight increase likely stems from the updated "schema-utils" package and any associated changes. Furthermore, version 0.20.3 was released on March 9, 2018, while version 0.20.2 was released on February 15, 2018, so version 0.20.3 represents a more recent iteration, possibly including bug fixes or minor performance improvements not explicitly documented. Both versions share identical development dependencies, license, repository information, and author. So, choosing between these two versions mainly hinges on the need for the latest schema validation enhancements and any potential, undocumented improvements present in the newer release.

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