Typescript-transform-paths, a utility for transforming absolute imports to relative paths in TypeScript projects, has released version 2.0.3, building upon the previous stable version 2.0.2. While both versions share the same core functionality and development dependencies – including testing frameworks like Jest, TypeScript itself, and utilities for managing the build process like Rimraf and standard-version – subtle differences exist that may be of interest to developers.
The primary distinction lies in the package size and release date. Version 2.0.3, released on November 17, 2020, has an unpacked size of 32563 bytes, slightly larger than version 2.0.2's 32456 bytes released on October 23, 2020. This increase, although minimal, suggests potential minor code changes, bug fixes, or improvements in the newer version. Both versions contain 6 files.
Developers utilizing typescript-transform-paths can expect consistent performance in both versions regarding absolute import transformation, leveraging the same set of tools and configurations. However, opting for version 2.0.3 ensures access to the latest refinements and potentially addresses any known issues present in the older version. The library simplifies project structure by resolving paths dynamically, promoting code maintainability and clarity, and integrates seamlessly with existing TypeScript workflows.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 2.0.3 of the package typescript-transform-paths