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unrs-resolver

1.3.1

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Version 1.3.1 Details

Unrs-resolver offers a Node.js API for Oxc resolution, designed with Plug'n'Play (PNP) support in mind, streamlining module resolution for faster and more reliable builds. Version 1.3.1 introduces subtle enhancements over its predecessor, version 1.3.0, primarily reflected in the updated optional dependencies. Both versions include an array of platform-specific resolver bindings, catering to diverse operating systems and architectures, covering Darwin (x64 and arm64), FreeBSD (x64), WebAssembly (wasm32-wasi), Linux (x64 with GNU and musl, arm64 with GNU and musl, ppc64 with GNU, s390x with GNU, and arm with gnueabihf and musleabihf), and Windows (x64, ia32, and arm64 with MSVC). The core functionality of the resolver remains consistent, providing developers with a robust tool for managing module dependencies efficiently.

The key difference lies in the versioning of these optional dependencies; 1.3.1 now relies on the 1.3.1 versions of the bindings, while 1.3.0 used the 1.3.0 versions. Although seemingly small, this update likely signifies bug fixes, performance improvements, or expanded platform support within the individual bindings. For developers, this translates to potentially more stable and optimized resolution processes. Notably, both versions maintain the same file count within their distributions, suggesting no significant structural changes. To ensure peak performance and stability, developers are advised to upgrade to 1.3.1 to leverage latest fixes and refinements within the targeted resolver bindings.

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