Unplugin-auto-import simplifies JavaScript development by automatically importing commonly used modules in Vite and Webpack projects, eliminating the need for manual import statements and streamlining your workflow. Version 0.17.2 introduces several updates compared to the previous stable version, 0.17.1. Notably, the core dependency unimport is updated from "^3.5.0" to "^3.6.0", likely bringing improvements in import resolution and performance. @rollup/pluginutils also sees an upgrade from "^5.0.5" to "^5.1.0".
The development environment gains enhancements as well. Several key dev dependencies have been bumped to newer versions, including tsup (from "^7.3.0" to "^8.0.1"), vite (from "^5.0.0" to "^5.0.4"), eslint (from "^8.54.0" to "^8.55.0"), rollup (from "^4.5.0" to "^4.6.1"), @antfu/ni (from "^0.21.9" to "^0.21.12"), @nuxt/kit (from "^3.8.1" to "^3.8.2"), @types/node (from "^20.9.1" to "^20.10.2"), and @antfu/eslint-config (from "^1.2.1" to "^2.2.2"). These updates likely include bug fixes, performance improvements, and new features within the development tooling, creating a smoother developer experience and potentially improving build times. Developers should consider upgrading to benefit from these improvements within the underlying toolchain. The updated releaseDate from November 24th to December 3rd indicates that this version contains more recent changes.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 0.17.2 of the package unplugin-auto-import