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ts-jest

29.1.1

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Version 29.1.1 Details

Ts-jest version 29.1.1 represents a minor update over the previous stable version, 29.1.0. This update includes improvements and fixes across the development and dependency landscape. Notably, several development dependencies have been bumped to newer versions, enhancing the development experience for contributors and potentially incorporating new features or security patches from those dependencies. Key updates include glob jumping from version 9.3.2 to 10.2.6, eslint going from 8.37.0 to 8.42.0, esbuild updated from ~0.17.14 to ~0.17.19, prettier shifting from 2.8.7 to 2.8.8, typescript moving from ~5.0.2 to ~5.1.3, and significant upgrades to the @typescript-eslint packages from version 5.57.0 to 5.60.0. The upgrade of json-schema-to-typescript from 12.0.0 to 13.0.1 is worth of notice as well as the upgrade of @commitlint/config-angular from 17.4.4 to 17.6.5. These updates likely bring performance improvements, bug fixes, and enhanced support for the latest TypeScript and JavaScript features. For developers using ts-jest, these changes translate to a more robust and up-to-date testing environment, ensuring compatibility with modern codebases and potentially streamlining the testing process. The core functionality of ts-jest, transforming TypeScript code for Jest testing, remains consistent, but the underlying tools have been refined for optimal performance and compatibility. For instance, the dependency semver moved from 7.x to ^7.5.3, likely aiming for specific bug fixes or performance enhancements within the 7.x range.

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