Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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vscode-uri

3.1.0

Comparision Betweeen 3.1.0 and 3.0.8

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Version 3.1.0 Details

Version 3.1.0 of vscode-uri introduces subtle yet important changes compared to its predecessor, version 3.0.8. Both versions serve as the foundational URI implementation for Visual Studio Code and its extensions, providing developers with a robust and consistent way to handle URIs within the VS Code ecosystem. A key difference lies in the updated development dependencies. Version 3.1.0 now uses @types/node version 20.x, while version 3.0.8 relies on version 16.x indicating a shift towards supporting newer Node.js features and potentially improved performance. The newer version also specifies a releaseDate far into the future, which is unusual and likely an error in the publishing process; the previous release date is the correct date of publishing.

While the core functionality remains consistent, developers should be aware of these dependency updates. Migrating to 3.1.0 might require adjustments in their own projects if they heavily depend on specific behaviors from older Node.js versions. The unpacked size of the packages is nearly identical.

This library crucial for extensions interacts with file paths, remote resources, and other URI-based functionalities within Visual Studio Code. It ensures consistent URI handling across different platforms and environments, simplifying extension development. Developers working with URIs in VS Code extensions should consider upgrading to the latest version while taking note of the potentially breaking changes related to Node.js.

Security Vulnerabilities

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