Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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vue

3.3.0

Comparision Betweeen 3.3.0 and 3.2.47

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

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1.92 MB

2.43 MB

Version 3.3.0 Details

Vue.js saw a significant update with the release of version 3.3.0, succeeding the previous stable version 3.2.47. Both versions uphold Vue's core promise of being a progressive JavaScript framework for building modern web user interfaces. A key difference lies in the dependency versions; version 3.3.0 updates core dependencies like @vue/shared, @vue/runtime-dom, @vue/compiler-dom, @vue/compiler-sfc, and @vue/server-renderer to version 3.3.0, bringing in new features, performance improvements, and bug fixes across the Vue ecosystem. Version 3.2.47 uses a less recent set of dependencies on "@vue/*" of version 3.2.47.

While feature details require deeper dives into the changelogs of these dependencies, the version bump suggests noteworthy enhancements. Developers should especially investigate @vue/compiler-sfc for updates to Single-File Component compilation, potentially affecting build processes and component behavior. Also, @vue/server-renderer improvements would positively affect server-side rendering performance.

The dist data also reveals a difference in package size, 3.3.0 with a size of 2010011 is a bit smaller than 3.2.47 with 2549223 unpacked size, suggesting potential optimizations in the framework's core or its dependencies. Finally, the newer release date (2023-05-11) of version 3.3.0 means a more recent set of bug fixes and refinements compared to version 3.2.47 (2023-02-02). Upgrading offers access to the latest enhancements and community-driven improvements.

Security Vulnerabilities

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