Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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uuid

11.0.2

Comparision Betweeen 11.0.2 and 11.0.1

Identify the differences between the current version of the package and the previous one.

Version

Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

Peer Dependencies

Distributed Files

280

281

Unpacked Size

635.27 KB

635.51 KB

Version 11.0.2 Details

UUID version 11.0.2 represents a minor iteration over its predecessor, 11.0.1, both adhering to the RFC9562 UUID standard. Developers leveraging the "uuid" package for generating universally unique identifiers will find a high degree of similarity between the two versions in terms of core functionality and development dependencies. Both versions share an identical suite of development tools, including testing frameworks like Jest, linting tools such as ESLint (configured with Prettier), and build tools such as Typescript. This consistent dependency profile suggests a stable and well-maintained development environment.

The key distinctions between the versions lie in their distribution metadata. Version 11.0.2 has a smaller file count (280 files) and a slightly reduced unpacked size (650519 bytes) compared to version 11.0.1, which contains 281 files and occupies 650767 bytes when unpacked. This small change could be indicative of minor optimizations or refactoring within the package's internal structure. Furthermore, the release dates differ, with version 11.0.2 released just one day after 11.0.1, suggesting a quick follow-up release, perhaps to address a minor bug or make a small enhancement. Developers should upgrade to version 11.0.2 to benefit from the potential performance and memory improvements, and to receive the latest fixes. Both continue to offer MIT licensing and provide funding options through GitHub sponsors.

Security Vulnerabilities

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