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vitest

0.0.140

Comparision Betweeen 0.0.140 and 0.0.139

Identify the differences between the current version of the package and the previous one.

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5.02 MB

4.99 MB

Version 0.0.140 Details

Vitest, a blazing-fast unit test framework powered by Vite, released version 0.0.140, a minor update following version 0.0.139. Both versions share the core goals of speed and efficiency in testing, leveraging Vite's capabilities for rapid feedback loops. Key dependencies like Chai for assertions, Vite itself, and Tinyspy/Tinypool for mocking and concurrency remain consistent between the two releases, ensuring familiar functionality for existing users.

The primary change lies in the development dependencies, reflecting internal updates and tooling improvements. Specifically, birpc was updated from version 0.0.2 to 0.1.0, and fast-glob was updated from version 3.2.8 to 3.2.10. A new dev dependency, vite-node at version 0.0.140 wasadded to be align with the vitest version. This version bump likely includes bug fixes, performance enhancements, or new features within those utilities but shouldn't drastically alter the end-user experience. Similarly, @vitest/ui was updated from 0.0.139 to 0.0.140 to stay aligned with the Vitest release.

Developers should check the changelog of birpc and fast-glob if they rely heavily on those tools directly within their testing setup. The distribution details indicate a slight increase in the file count (30 to 31) and unpacked size(5235697 to 5268500), suggesting the addition of a new file or minor size increases across existing file presumably related to vite-node addition. The primary benefit for developers upgrading is likely a more stable and refined testing environment due to the updated internal tooling and potentially associated bug fixes.

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