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unrs-resolver

1.7.12

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Version 1.7.12 Details

Unrs-resolver is a Node.js library designed to resolve UnRS (Unified Resource Strings) within your JavaScript projects, offering seamless integration with Package Npm. Version 1.7.12 builds upon the solid foundation of its predecessor, version 1.7.11, primarily by updating its optional native bindings for various platforms. These native bindings, crucial for performance-sensitive operations, are now updated to version 1.7.12 across the board, including support for Darwin (x64 and arm64), FreeBSD, WASM, Linux (x64 with both GNU and Musl, arm64 with both GNU and Musl, ppc64, s390x, riscv64 with both GNU and Musl, and arm with both gnueabihf and musleabihf), and Windows (x64, ia32, and arm64).

While the core dependencies remain unchanged, with napi-postinstall ensuring smooth native addon installation, this update provides a substantial improvement in stability and compatibility across a wide spectrum of operating systems and architectures. For developers, this means decreased risk of platform-specific issues and smoother deployment pipelines.

Essentially, upgrading from 1.7.11 to 1.7.12 ensures you have the latest platform-specific optimizations and bug fixes. If you're already using unrs-resolver, or considering it for your project, version 1.7.12 is recommended for its enhanced reliability and broad platform support. This library is particularly useful for applications requiring a robust and cross-platform UnRS resolution mechanism.

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