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vitest

0.0.134

Comparision Betweeen 0.0.134 and 0.0.133

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4.96 MB

Version 0.0.134 Details

Vitest, a blazing-fast unit test framework powered by Vite, saw a minor version bump from 0.0.133 to 0.0.134. While both versions share the same core dependencies like Chai, Vite, Tinyspy, and Tinypool, crucial for assertion and mocking functionalities, a key point for developers lies in the subtle updates and fixes that might have been incorporated. The devDependencies section in both versions remains largely identical, indicating that the developer tooling and testing infrastructure stayed consistent. This includes essential tools for code coverage (c8), DOM manipulation (jsdom, happy-dom), and utilities for enhancing the developer experience (like picocolors for colorful console output).

The peer dependencies remaining constant suggests a stable integration with testing environments requiring c8, jsdom, happy-dom, and @vitest/ui. Perhaps the most noticeable difference is the @vitest/ui version bump in devDependencies, aligning with the core package version in the latest release and hinting at potential improvements or bug fixes in the user interface for test result visualization. Given the small version increment, developers updating from 0.0.133 to 0.0.134 can anticipate a seamless transition, likely focused on internal improvements and bug resolutions rather than substantial changes to the public API. The increased unpackedSize in the newer version might indicate the inclusion of additional assets or refined code within the @vitest/ui package, further enhancing the UI experience. Check the changelog for specifics.

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