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yargs

3.22.1

Comparision Betweeen 3.22.1 and 3.22.0

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Version 3.22.1 Details

Yargs, a lightweight option parsing library for Node.js applications, saw a minor version increment from 3.22.0 to 3.22.1 on August 28, 2015. While both versions share the same core dependencies like y18n for internationalization, cliui for building command-line user interfaces, camelcase for converting strings to camel case, os-locale for determining the system's locale, decamelize for the opposite operation, and window-size for detecting the terminal size, the update introduces subtle improvements. The development dependencies, crucial for contributing and testing, remain consistent with tools like nyc for code coverage, chai for assertions, mocha for testing framework, hashish, standard for code styling, and coveralls for coverage reporting.

A key difference lies in the repository URL format. Version 3.22.1 uses a git+ssh:// URL which might indicate a slightly different access method compared to the simpler http:// URL in the preceding version 3.22.0. This change could be related to how contributions were handled or might reflect internal infrastructure updates. Another notable variation is the exact release date, with version 3.22.1 being published approximately 11 minutes after 3.22.0. Given the extremely short turn around, it is likely that the update addresses a small bug fix or immediate issue identified shortly after the initial release of version 3.22.0. For developers using yargs, upgrading to 3.22.1 is recommended to benefit from the latest corrections, though the core functionality and API remain consistent across these closely released versions.

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