UUID's evolution from version 12.0.0 to 13.0.0 introduces subtle shifts in its developer dependencies, potentially streamlining the development workflow and reinforcing code quality. Both versions maintain a core set of tools including testing frameworks like Jest, linting powered by ESLint and Prettier, and build utilities like npm-run-all and release-please. The project leverages modern JavaScript features with TypeScript and benefits from commit linting to enforce coding standards which benefits developers contributing to UUID.
The primary observable change lies in the presence of @babel/eslint-parser, eslint-config-prettier, and eslint-plugin-prettier which appear in version 13.0.0's devDependencies. These additions suggest a potentially stronger focus on code formatting and style enforcement. This is not particularly surprising, considering the project relies heavily on clean, standardized code that is easy to maintain and extend.
Both releases utilize the MIT license, meaning they remains permissive for commercial and non-commercial usage, and they are actively supported financially via GitHub sponsors. The dist section of both versions indicate similar file counts and unpacked sizes, this hints that major changes to library size have not happened. Developers upgrading should check more specifically the version change of each of the dev dependencies. This update may be more focused on the development environment used by the uuid maintainers.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 13.0.0 of the package uuid
