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unrs-resolver

1.11.1

Comparision Betweeen 1.11.1 and 1.11.0

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Version 1.11.1 Details

UnRS Resolver, a Node.js API designed for Unstoppable Resolution Service (UNRS) with Plug'n'Play (PNP) support, has released version 1.11.1, building upon the solid foundation of its predecessor, version 1.11.0. Both versions share the core functionality of resolving domain names using the Unstoppable Domains service within a Node.js environment, simplifying the integration of blockchain domain resolution into JavaScript applications. Dependencies remain consistent, with "napi-postinstall" at "^0.3.0" ensuring smooth native addon compilation.

The key difference lies within the optional dependencies, where each @unrs/resolver-binding-* package is bumped from version 1.11.0 to 1.11.1. These optional dependencies provide pre-built native binaries tailored to specific platforms and architectures, including Windows, Linux, macOS (Darwin), Android, and FreeBSD across x64, ARM64, x86 (ia32), and RISC-V architectures using GNU, musl, and MSVC toolchains. This meticulous separation ensures compatibility with diverse deployment environments, offering improved performance and reducing reliance on runtime compilation. The update suggests potential bug fixes, performance tweaks, or enhanced platform support within the underlying native bindings. Version 1.11.1 has a slightly bigger unpacked size (45829) than the previous version (45603). The release date are also different the version 1.11.1 was released at "2025-07-09T14:58:18.146Z" and the version 1.11.0 was released at "2025-07-06T12:38:27.335Z" even so the difference between the two is just a few days. For developers using UnRS Resolver, upgrading to 1.11.1 is recommended to leverage these platform-specific enhancements and potential stability improvements embedded within the native bindings.

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