Vitest, a Vite-powered blazing fast unit test framework, released a new version, 0.0.131, shortly after version 0.0.130. While both versions share the same core dependencies like Chai, Vite, Tinyspy, and Local-pkg, there are subtle yet notable differences. The 'tinypool' dependency saw an update from version 0.0.6 to 0.1.0.
In the development dependencies, 'c8' was bumped from version 7.10.0 to 7.11.0, suggesting potential improvements in code coverage reporting. The '@types/node' dependency also received a minor update, moving from version 17.0.5 to 17.0.7, indicating refinements in TypeScript typings for Node.js. The @vitest/ui received an update from 0.0.130 to 0.0.131, aligning the test framework and User Interface versions. Developers should also note the significant difference in 'unpackedSize' between the two versions, with 0.0.131 being significantly larger at 5170472 compared to 0.0.130's 1409553, possibly due to bundled assets or changes in the build process.
Vitest boasts a MIT license and is authored by Anthony Fu, with funding available through GitHub Sponsors. For developers seeking a fast and efficient testing experience integrated with Vite, upgrading to the latest version 0.0.131 might be beneficial, especially if they leverage code coverage tools or rely on the latest Node.js typings, while being aware of the size difference between both versions.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 0.0.131 of the package vitest