Tailwind CSS has released version 3.4.7, succeeding the previous stable version 3.4.6. Both versions maintain the core promise of a utility-first CSS framework designed for rapid UI development. A quick diff reveals subtle underlying changes. The dependency lists for both versions are identical, meaning that the core tooling and libraries used by Tailwind CSS remain consistent. Developers can still expect the same dependable ecosystem of PostCSS, esbuild, and related tools for processing and optimizing their CSS. This includes utilities like arg, postcss, @alloc/quick-lru and development dependencies like esbuild, prettier, and eslint.
The most visible difference lies in the "dist" section, specifically the unpackedSize. Version 3.4.7 is slightly larger, indicating potential code enhancements, bug fixes, or additions to the framework's core functionality. With fileCount remaining same, it's likely related to changes in existing files. The releaseDate clearly shows version 3.4.7 is newer than 3.4.6. Developers should consider reviewing the official changelog for a detailed understanding of the specific changes and improvements incorporated in the latest release. While the functional impact can't be derived solely from the metadata, upgrading to 3.4.7 is generally recommended to leverage the latest fixes and refinements, ensuring compatibility and potentially benefiting from performance improvements.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 3.4.7 of the package tailwindcss
