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Unplugin-auto-import simplifies JavaScript and TypeScript development by automatically registering global imports for Vite and Webpack projects. Comparing versions 0.17.3 and 0.17.4 reveals several notable updates for developers. The newer version includes an updated dependency on unimport (from ^3.7.0 to ^3.7.1), potentially bringing bug fixes and new features to the import resolution process. Several dev dependencies have been updated, notably vite (from ^5.0.10 to ^5.0.12), rollup (from ^4.9.1 to ^4.9.6), @nuxt/kit (from ^3.9.0 to ^3.9.3), @types/node (from ^20.10.5 to ^20.11.6), @vueuse/metadata (from ^10.7.0 to ^10.7.2) and @antfu/eslint-config (from ^2.6.1 to ^2.6.3). These updates suggest improvements in build performance, compatibility with the latest ecosystem tools, and enhanced developer experience through linting and type checking. While these changes might seem subtle, they collectively contribute to a more robust and efficient development workflow. If you're using features from the above packages, upgrading is highly recommended. Also, the package size has slightly increased, indicating potential minor additions or refinements in the codebase. If you're starting a new project, version 0.17.4 will give you access to the most recent dependency updates.