Yargs version 13.2.0 introduces subtle yet potentially impactful improvements over its predecessor, version 13.1.0. Both versions maintain the core functionality of Yargs as a modern command-line argument parser, boasting the same robust set of dependencies for internationalization (y18n), user interface (cliui), file system navigation (find-up), locale detection (os-locale), process control (set-blocking), string manipulation (string-width), module resolution (which-module), argument parsing (yargs-parser), and file retrieval (get-caller-file, require-directory, require-main-filename).
The key differences lie primarily in the development dependencies. Notably, the "standard" linter has been updated from version 11.0.1 to version 12.0.1 and "standard-version" from 4.4.0 to 5.0.0, suggesting potential code style and version management enhancements. Developers leveraging Yargs directly might not immediately notice these changes in their application's behavior, but the updated linter can guarantee code quality increasing the project maintainability and decrease the chances of bugs caused by human errors. The dist section shows that the size and the number of files are very similar. 13.2.0 incorporates latest quality and stability improvements. These modifications usually translate into improved code quality, potentially leading to fewer bugs and increased stability in the long run, benefiting any project that relies on Yargs for command-line argument processing.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 13.2.0 of the package yargs
