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yargs

3.26.0

Comparision Betweeen 3.26.0 and 3.25.0

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Version 3.26.0 Details

Yargs version 3.26.0 introduces several refinements over its predecessor, 3.25.0, making it a worthwhile update for developers leveraging this lightweight option parsing library. One key distinction lies in the updated dependencies. Yargs 3.26.0 now relies on y18n version "^3.2.0," a subtle but important upgrade from "^3.1.0" in the earlier version, potentially incorporating bug fixes or new localization features. Similarly, os-locale sees an update from "^1.3.1" to "^1.4.0," which could mean improved operating system locale detection.

Furthermore, the development dependencies showcase some notable changes. While both versions share nyc and coveralls, the newer yargs version utilizes chai "^3.3.0" and mocha "^2.3.3," whereas the older one employed chai "^3.2.0" and mocha "^2.3.0." Also, standard is upgraded from "^5.2.1" to "^5.3.1" and which from "^1.1.1" to "^1.1.2" pointing to an improvement and updates in quality checks and testing. The repository URL format has also been standardized in 3.26.0 to use the git+ssh protocol. The release date also marks the clear difference between the 2 versions, with yargs 3.26.0 being released on September 25, 2015, and yargs 3.25.0 being launched on September 14, 2015. These refinements collectively contribute to a more robust and developer-friendly experience. Developers should evaluate whether these dependency upgrades and subtle improvements justify the update within their specific project context.

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