Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

Vue-tsc version 2.1.0 introduces several key updates compared to its predecessor, version 2.0.29. One of the most notable changes lies in the updated dependency on @vue/language-core, which jumps from version 2.0.29 to 2.1.0. This likely includes improvements and bug fixes within Vue's core language tooling that directly benefit the type-checking process. Furthermore, the @volar/typescript dependency has been upgraded from 2.4.0-alpha.18 to ~2.4.1. This update brings in the latest enhancements from Volar's TypeScript integration, potentially addressing performance issues, improving code completion, or providing more accurate type diagnostics for Vue projects. Both versions maintain peer dependency requirement of typescript >=5.0.0, ensuring compatibility with modern TypeScript versions, and both use semver ^7.5.4. In terms of file size, version 2.1.0 has a negligible increase in unpacked size, from 4852 to 4860. These changes, particularly the upgrades to @vue/language-core and @volar/typescript, indicate a focus on refining the development experience. Developers can expect better type safety, enhanced tooling support, and potentially a smoother workflow when working on larger or more complex Vue applications by upgrading to version 2.1.0. The release date of the newest version is approximately a month later than the previous one, indicating continuous development and timely delivery of improvements to the Vue ecosystem.