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unrs-resolver

1.7.1

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Version 1.7.1 Details

Unrs-resolver offers a Node.js API for resolving UNRS (Unified Node Resolve System) paths, enhanced with seamless PNP (Plug'n'Play) support, making it well-suited for modern JavaScript projects prioritizing performance and dependency management. Version 1.7.1 introduces key updates compared to the previous stable version 1.7.0.

Primarily, there's an upgrade in the dependency napi-postinstall, moving from version 0.1.6 to 0.2.1. This is an important update for developers as it likely brings improvements and bug fixes related to native addon installation across different platforms.

Furthermore, all optional dependencies, which are platform-specific native bindings crucial for optimized resolution functionality, have been bumped from version 1.7.0 to 1.7.1. These bindings span a wide range of architectures and operating systems, including Darwin (x64 and arm64), FreeBSD (x64), WASM, various Linux distributions (x64 with GNU & Musl, ARM64 with GNU & Musl, PPC64, S390x, RISC-V), and Windows (x64, IA32, and ARM64). Developers should see better compatibility as the library support increased range of platforms. The size of version 1.7.1 is also slightly larger, indicating possible code changes or added functionalities. The releaseDate fields indicate that the software has been created on April 2025 which is impossible, so that field is uninformative. The library is licensed under the MIT license offering flexibility for different integration usages, its code can be found and contributed in the specified github repository and the funding may be done via github sponsor.

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