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11.0.5

Comparision Betweeen 11.0.5 and 11.0.4

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

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190

Unpacked Size

128.87 KB

128.53 KB

Version 11.0.5 Details

UUID has released version 11.0.5, a minor update from the previous stable version 11.0.4. Both versions adhere to RFC9562 standards for universally unique identifiers. A key difference lies in the typescript dependency, which has been downgraded from version 5.7.2 in 11.0.4 to version 5.0.4 in 11.0.5. This might be relevant for developers using TypeScript, potentially impacting compatibility or requiring adjustments in their workflows. The dist object shows a slight increase in unpackedSize from 131611 bytes to 131959 bytes, suggesting minor changes to the package contents, possibly bug fixes or small optimizations. The release date of 11.0.5 is January 9, 2025, while 11.0.4 was released on January 5, 2025, indicating a quick turnaround for this update.

Both versions share the same core development dependencies like jest for testing, eslint and prettier for code quality, and husky and lint-staged for Git hooks, ensuring consistent development practices. The funding section highlights support options for the project. For developers, consider the TypeScript version change when upgrading and test thoroughly. The core UUID generation functionality remains consistent, providing reliable unique identifiers for various applications. Choosing the right version depends on aligning the TypeScript compatibility requirements of your project while also ensuring your code works correctly with UUID's latest bug fixes and improvements by testing it thoroughly before deploying.

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