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style-loader

3.3.2

Comparision Betweeen 3.3.2 and 3.3.1

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Version 3.3.2 Details

Style-loader version 3.3.2 represents an incremental update over the previous stable version 3.3.1, incorporating several dependency upgrades and refinements. Developers will primarily benefit from these modernized dependencies, which bring potential performance improvements, bug fixes, and enhanced compatibility with the latest webpack ecosystem tools.

Key updates include newer versions of core development dependencies like @babel/cli, @babel/core, @babel/preset-env, eslint, and webpack itself. Specifically, webpack jumps from version 5.45.1 to 5.75.0, offering users improvements and features afforded by the newer webpack release. The update also incorporates newer version of testing tools like jest going from version 27.0.6 to 28.1.3

The update also includes a more recent version of sass and sass-loader as well as a range of other development dependencies.

While the core functionality of style-loader remains consistent – injecting CSS into the DOM – these updated dependencies ensure a smoother and more reliable development experience. Developers integrating style-loader into modern webpack projects should see improved build times, better code analysis during development and more robust compatibility with the broader suite of webpack loaders and plugins. The peer dependency on webpack remains unchanged, requiring version 5.0.0 or higher. The release date also shifted significantly, indicating recent maintenance and alignment with current web development standards.

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