UUID version 9.0.0 represents a significant update to the popular UUID generation library, differing substantially from its predecessor, version 8.3.2. A key change lies in the updated development dependencies. Version 9.0.0 embraces newer tooling, evidenced by upgrades to ESLint, Prettier, and Babel, suggesting a shift towards more modern linting, formatting, and transpilation practices. Notably, the jump in ESLint from version 7.10.0 to 8.21.0 implies adoption of newer linting rules and potentially improved code quality enforcement. Similarly, the switch from @babel/eslint-parser in 9.0.0 offers enhanced JavaScript syntax support than babel-eslint which was used in version 8.3.2.
Furthermore, the update of Jest to version 28.1.3 indicates advancements in testing capabilities. Developers will likely find the updated test tooling beneficial for ensuring code reliability. The difference in fileCount and unpackedSize, from 66 to 76, and 116KB to 122KB respectively, hints at added functionality or refinements within the library's codebase. A notable removal in version 9 is rollup, which was used a bundler in the previous version.
Security conscious developers will be interested in the change date from 2020 to 2022, they will need to evaluate if the new version ships potential security fixes. Overall, version 9.0.0 showcases a commitment to modern development practices and dependency management.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 9.0.0 of the package uuid
