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vitest

0.0.133

Comparision Betweeen 0.0.133 and 0.0.132

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Version 0.0.133 Details

Vitest version 0.0.133 introduces subtle yet noteworthy improvements over its predecessor, 0.0.132. Both versions maintain the core promise of a blazing-fast unit testing framework powered by Vite, offering developers a smooth experience with familiar dependencies like Chai for assertions and Vite itself for project setup and build processes. Key development dependencies such as jsdom, happy-dom, and @vitest/ui remain as peer dependencies (requiring manual installation), highlighting Vitest's flexibility to work within diverse JavaScript environments.

The update includes a small increment in the @vitest/ui dependency version (0.0.132 to 0.0.133 ), and a slight increase in the unpacked size of the package (5186605 to 5197484), suggesting internal optimizations and potentially new features or bug fixes within the UI or core testing logic. It was released about 13 hours after the previous version. Developers adopting Vitest can anticipate a refined testing experience. While the dependency list remains largely consistent, small under-the-hood changes could manifest as improved performance, more stable UI components, or resolutions to previously encountered bugs. This incremental update underscores Vitest's commitment to continuous improvement and responsiveness to the evolving needs of the JavaScript testing landscape. When upgrading, users should refer to the Vitest changelog for a detailed breakdown of the specific changes made.

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