Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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vue-resource

1.5.3

Comparision Betweeen 1.5.3 and 1.5.2

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

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Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

Peer Dependencies

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Unpacked Size

175.54 KB

175.19 KB

Version 1.5.3 Details

Vue-resource saw a minor version bump from 1.5.2 to 1.5.3, offering subtle but potentially important updates for developers utilizing this HTTP client within their Vue.js projects. The core functionality remains consistent, as the description indicates both versions serve as "The HTTP client for Vue.js." A key difference lies in the specified dependency for the got package. Version 1.5.3 broadens the acceptable range of got versions to ">=8.0 <12.0," whereas version 1.5.2 restricts it to exactly "^8.0.3". This change in 1.5.3 introduces more flexibility, allowing developers to use newer (but compatible) versions of got without explicitly downgrading or facing dependency conflicts. This can be advantageous for projects already relying on a got version within that broadened range, simplifying dependency management.

The "devDependencies" sections remain identical, suggesting no changes in the tooling or testing environment between the two versions. The releaseDate also indicates that version 1.5.3 was released about 3 months after the previous stable version. Finally, while fileCount is the same, unpackedSize slightly increased between the two version (179395 to 179758), which might reflect minor code adjustments, dependency updates, or documentation enhancements. Developers considering upgrading should assess the compatibility of their existing codebase with the broader got dependency range in 1.5.3. For those already using got ^8.0.3 and experiencing no issues, the upgrade is likely seamless. However, projects with stricter dependency constraints might need to evaluate the implications of allowing got versions up to (but not including) 12.0.

Security Vulnerabilities

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