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videojs-generator-verify

4.1.3

Comparision Betweeen 4.1.3 and 4.1.2

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Version 4.1.3 Details

Version 4.1.3 of videojs-generator-verify, a tool designed to ensure that generator-videojs-plugin projects are publish-ready, introduces subtle but potentially impactful changes compared to its predecessor, version 4.1.2. Primarily, the difference lies in the distribution package itself. 4.1.3 presents a slightly smaller footprint, with a reduced unpackedSize of 21777 compared to 4.1.2's 27344 and a slightly decreased fileCount (15 vs 16). This suggests potential optimizations or removal of unnecessary files, contributing to a lighter package for installation and usage.

For developers utilizing videojs-generator-verify, these changes mean a slightly faster install and potentially reduced disk space consumption. While the core functionality, focused on verifying generator-videojs-plugin projects with checks facilitated by dependencies like shelljs, es-check, and colorette, remains consistent across both versions, the optimization in package size in 4.1.3 can be a welcome improvement. Both versions use the same development dependencies, suggesting no changes to tooling or testing frameworks.

The tool itself valuable for plugin developers aims to catch common publishing errors by running checks before publishing a videojs plugin, therefore improving the user experience. The release date indicates active maintenance and improvements to the underlying tool. Developers should ensure they're using the latest minor version for potential benefits without any major upgrades.

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