Ts-loader, a TypeScript loader for webpack, saw a minor version update from 2.3.6 to 2.3.7 in September 2017. Examining package.json shows the core dependencies for developers using ts-loader remained consistent. This includes chalk, semver, loader-utils, and enhanced-resolve, crucial for handling console output, version compatibility, utility functions and module resolution within webpack. The development dependencies, vital during ts-loader's development and testing, also mirrored each other exactly. These cover a comprehensive suite - testing tools like karma, mocha, jasmine-core; webpack support including webpack, happypack, html-webpack-plugin; and babel-related packages for transpilation and polyfilling, ensuring broad browser compatibility through babel-core, babel-loader, babel-polyfill and a range of babel-preset-*. Libraries used for file system manipulation such as fs-extra, mkdirp, rimraf and types are also untouched. What this indicates is that version 2.3.7 is likely a bug fix or very minor update, aimed at internal improvements or compatibility enhancements related to the existing feature set, rather than introducing significant new functionality from a code perspective. Notably, the release dates indicate that 2.3.7 came just a few days after 2.3.6 suggesting a swift update to address a potential issue. Developers already using ts-loader 2.3.6 should consider upgrading to 2.3.7 for the latest stability improvements.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 2.3.7 of the package ts-loader
