Yargs version 3.20.0 refines a popular command-line argument parsing library, building upon the foundation of version 3.19.0. While both versions maintain the core goal of simplifying option parsing with an argv hash, developers will notice key updates in the dependency management. Yargs 3.20.0 upgrades its internal y18n localization library to version ^3.1.0 and includes os-locale version ^1.2.0. This enhancement potentially broadens the library's localization capabilities when parsing arguments, ensuring a more seamless experience for international users. Simultaneously, the newer version has been updated to standard version ^5.1.0 and coveralls to version ^2.11.4. Developers leveraging Yargs for their projects specifically get improved i18n enhancements, and subtle upgrades in the quality and coverage in their automated pipelines. Both versions depend on the same versions of cliui, camelcase, decamelize and window-size suggesting that the core text wrapping, string conversion and terminal sizing functionality remain consistent between releases. For developers already using Yargs, the upgrade to 3.20.0 should be seamless as long as potential and very tiny i18n changes in argument passing and help command rendering are considered.
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