Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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tape

5.7.2

Comparision Betweeen 5.7.2 and 5.7.1

Identify the differences between the current version of the package and the previous one.

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Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

Peer Dependencies

Distributed Files

164

Unpacked Size

387.94 KB

387.38 KB

Version 5.7.2 Details

Tape version 5.7.2 improves dependency management and developer experience compared to the previous stable version, 5.7.1. Notably, the "dependencies" section has undergone some changes. "has" dependency, present in 5.7.1, is removed in favor of "hasown" with an updated version constraint "^2.0.0". The "call-bind" dependency is updated from "^1.0.2" to "^1.0.5," and "mock-property" sees an update from "^1.0.0" to "^1.0.2". Additionally, "object-inspect" gets a bump from version "^1.12.3" to "^1.13.1". These dependency updates likely introduce bug fixes, performance improvements, or new features within those specific modules.

While the core functionality of Tape remains consistent, these dependency adjustments can offer benefits such as enhanced security, better compatibility with other libraries, and optimized performance during testing. Developers upgrading to 5.7.2 should review the changelogs of the updated dependencies to understand the specific changes and ensure compatibility with their existing codebase. Both versions maintain the same "devDependencies," licensing under MIT, repository details, author information, and funding URL. Changes in "dist" section include updated tarball URL, a marginal increase to the "unpackedSize" and "releaseDate" reflecting the latest release. By staying current with the latest patch version, developers can leverage the most refined and reliable testing framework, minimizing potential issues and maximizing the quality of their software.

Security Vulnerabilities

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