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unplugin-auto-import

0.14.4

Comparision Betweeen 0.14.4 and 0.14.3

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Version 0.14.4 Details

Unplugin-auto-import has a new stable version 0.14.4, released on February 20, 2023. This version builds upon the previous 0.14.3, offering improvements and dependency updates for developers using Vite and Webpack to automatically import modules in their projects. Key differences include a bump in the unplugin dependency from 1.0.1 to ^1.1.0, potentially bringing new features or bug fixes from that underlying library. The @nuxt/kit dependency also sees an upgrade, moving from version 3.1.2 to ^3.2.2, suggesting enhanced compatibility or features when integrating with Nuxt.js projects.

A significant update involves the magic-string dependency, jumping from version 0.27.0 to ^0.29.0. This library is crucial for manipulating strings efficiently, especially when transforming code during the import process. A more recent version likely includes performance improvements or bug fixes. Furthermore, a minimatch dependency has been added. Several devDependencies have also been updated, with vite moving from 4.1.1 to ^4.1.3, eslint from 8.33.0 to ^8.34.0, rollup from 3.14.0 to ^3.17.2, @nuxt/schema from 3.1.2 to ^3.2.2, @vueuse/metadata from 9.12.0 to ^9.13.0 and @antfu/eslint-config from 0.35.1 to ^0.35.2.

The unpacked size on disk has slightly increased from 73362 to 75942, likely due to the updated dependencies. Developers upgrading should test their configurations to ensure smooth transitions with these dependency changes.

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