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unrs-resolver

1.8.0

Comparision Betweeen 1.8.0 and 1.7.13

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Version 1.8.0 Details

Unrs-resolver version 1.8.0 introduces notable improvements over the previous stable version, 1.7.13, catering to developers seeking enhanced functionality and platform support. Both versions share the core purpose of providing a Node API for UnRS resolution, complete with Plug'n'Play (PNP) compatibility and depend on the napi-postinstall package. The key difference lies in the updated optional dependencies that ship different native bindings for more platforms.

Version 1.8.0 features updated optional dependencies to version 1.8.0 of the bindings, while version 1.7.13 uses version 1.7.13. These optional dependencies are crucial as they provide pre-built native modules tailored for specific operating systems and architectures. This ensures optimal performance and seamless integration across a wider range of environments, including Darwin (x64, arm64), FreeBSD (x64), WASM (wasm32-wasi), Linux (x64-gnu, x64-musl, arm64-gnu, arm64-musl, ppc64-gnu, s390x-gnu, riscv64-gnu, riscv64-musl, arm-gnueabihf, arm-musleabihf), and Windows (x64-msvc, ia32-msvc, arm64-msvc).

Furthermore, version 1.8.0 exhibits a slight increase in unpacked size (42803 bytes) and includes 6 files compared to version 1.7.13 (20804 bytes and 5 files), which suggests internal changes and potentially new features or enhancements related to platform support. The update improves overall robustness and compatibility for developers deploying UnRS resolvers in diverse production settings. Developers should upgrade to version 1.8.0 to leverage the refined platform support and potential performance benefits stemming from these native module updates, ensuring a smoother and more efficient UnRS resolution process.

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