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unrs-resolver

1.7.3

Comparision Betweeen 1.7.3 and 1.7.2

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Version 1.7.3 Details

Unrs-resolver offers a Node.js API for resolving Unstoppable Domains (UnRS), enhanced with native bindings and support for Plug'n'Play (PNP) environments commonly found in modern JavaScript projects. Version 1.7.3 introduces subtle but critical updates compared to its predecessor, version 1.7.2. Both versions share the core functionality of resolving UnRS domains and depend on napi-postinstall for managing native add-on installations. A notable aspect of the library is its extensive array of optional dependencies, each a pre-built native binding tailored to specific operating systems and architectures. This ensures optimal performance and compatibility across diverse platforms, ranging from macOS (darwin-x64, darwin-arm64) to various Linux distributions (x64-gnu, x64-musl, arm64-gnu, arm64-musl, etc.) and Windows (win32-x64-msvc, win32-ia32-msvc, win32-arm64-msvc). The inclusion of WASM support (wasm32-wasi) further broadens its reach.

The key difference lies in the versioning of these optional dependencies. Version 1.7.3 utilizes bindings specifically versioned at 1.7.3, while version 1.7.2 relied on version 1.7.2 of the bindings. This suggests potential bug fixes or performance improvements within the native code for the new version. Furthermore, the unpacked size has increased slightly from 20750 to 20780, indicating slight differences. For developers, this means upgrading provides the latest refinements in the native resolution logic, potentially leading to more accurate or faster domain resolution. Given that both versions retain the same API and core dependencies, the upgrade path for existing users is straightforward, focusing primarily on leveraging the updated native binaries for enhanced stability and performance within their UnRS resolution pipelines.

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