Zod-to-json-schema is a valuable tool for developers seeking to bridge the gap between Zod schema definitions and JSON Schema specifications. The package facilitates the conversion of Zod schemas, known for their type-safe data validation, into JSON Schemas, widely used for data validation and documentation across various platforms and applications.
Comparing versions 3.14.0 and 3.14.1, we observe subtle yet potentially important changes. The core functionalities remain consistent, with both versions sharing the same set of development dependencies like ajv for JSON Schema validation, jest for testing, and typescript for code base quality alongside identical peer dependencies, specifically zod version 3.14.4 meaning no breaking changes on the Zod library are forced.
The key difference lies in the dist object, where unpacked size has increased from 64643 to 64961 bytes, alongside a release date shift. While the file count remains constant, this change in unpacked size suggests internal modifications, potentially bug fixes, performance improvements, or minor feature additions. Typically such a minor version would indicate a bug-fix or a small feature release.
For developers, this information is crucial. While the peer dependency on Zod remains the same, implying no immediate breaking changes in Zod, upgrading to 3.14.1 would likely incorporate the latest refinements, possibly resolving issues found in the prior version. It is recommended to evaluate if there's a need to upgrade to 3.14.1, checking release notes (if available) for a clearer understanding of the changes.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 3.14.1 of the package zod-to-json-schema
