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unrs-resolver

1.7.2

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Version 1.7.2 Details

Unrs-resolver offers a Node.js API for resolving Unstoppable Domains (Unstoppable Resolution Service - UnRS) with seamless support for Plug'n'Play (PNP) environments. Version 1.7.2 builds upon the solid foundation of 1.7.1 with key dependency updates ensuring compatibility and potentially incorporating bug fixes and performance improvements. Specifically, the core dependency napi-postinstall is updated from version 0.2.1 to 0.2.2.

Developers integrating Unrs-resolver into their projects will want to note this dependency bumps as it might influence build processes or require adjustments based on the changes introduced in napi-postinstall. While the optional dependencies for platform-specific resolver bindings remain consistent in structure, they are updated to version 1.7.2 to align with the core package, reflecting any necessary updates to the native resolution logic. This ensures that the correct binding matching the core version is used.

For those working with specific architectures like Darwin (x64, arm64), Linux (various glibc/musl variants for x64, ARM, PPC, S390x, RISC-V), FreeBSD, Windows (x64, IA32, ARM64), and even WASM through WASI, these versioned bindings allow a consistent resolution process. The update ensures all bindings are aligned with the improvements of version 1.7.2. The MIT license, backed by JounQin and 1stG.me, remains in place offering flexibility for integration into various projects. Developers using Unrs-resolver should review the changelog for both Unrs-resolver and napi-postinstall to understand specific changes and ensure a smooth upgrade.

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