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unplugin-auto-import

0.17.6

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Version 0.17.6 Details

Unplugin-auto-import version 0.17.6 brings several updates and improvements compared to the previous stable version 0.17.5. One notable change is the update of the unplugin dependency from version 1.6.0 to 1.10.1, suggesting enhancements or bug fixes in the underlying unplugin library potentially affecting how this package interacts with Vite and Webpack. Also, minimatch experienced a bump from 9.0.3 to 9.0.4. @antfu/utils jumped from 0.7.7 to 0.7.8.

The development dependencies also saw significant updates. Vite moved from version 5.0.12 to 5.2.11 and Webpack goes from 5.90.0 to 5.91.0. This indicates better compatibility or utilization of new features available in these bundlers and may solve old issues with previous versions. There were some important improvements for testing with latest versions of Vitest (1.2.1 to 1.6.0). There are also upgrades to the dev tools like eslint and typescript too.

Developers upgrading to 0.17.6 should be aware of these dependency changes, especially if they rely on specific behaviors or configurations from older versions of Vite or Webpack. The core functionality of registering global imports remains the same, offering convenient auto-import capabilities for Vite and Webpack projects. However, thoroughly testing the upgrade is advisable to ensure compatibility and stability within their development environment. The update to newer development dependencies will likely provide a smoother and more efficient development workflow with access to recent features and bug fixes.

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