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ts-jest

29.2.6

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Version 29.2.6 Details

Ts-jest version 29.2.6 introduces several notable updates compared to its predecessor, version 29.2.5. One of the most important changes is a bump in the semver dependency, moving from version 7.6.3 to 7.7.1. While seemingly minor, this update addresses potential security vulnerabilities and ensures compatibility with the latest semantic versioning standards, crucial for dependency management in larger projects.

In the realm of development dependencies, eslint has been updated from version 8.57.0 to 8.57.1, likely incorporating bug fixes and minor rule updates that contribute to code quality. More significant is the update to @types/node, moving from version 20.16.1 to 20.17.19. This brings improved TypeScript definitions for Node.js APIs, enabling better autocompletion and type checking for developers using Node.js features in their tests.

A number of other development dependency updates are noticed as well: @types/jest, and eslint-plugin-import. While the core functionality of ts-jest remains consistent, these updates collectively offer developers a more robust, secure, and type-safe testing environment. The change of release data is also important, because it shows that this is the latest version, but keep in mind that the release date of the last version is in the future, please check this data against the official npm registry. These incremental improvements contribute to a better developer experience and more reliable TypeScript testing.

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