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zod

3.23.1

Comparision Betweeen 3.23.1 and 3.23.0

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Version 3.23.1 Details

Zod, a TypeScript-first schema declaration and validation library renowned for its static type inference, has released version 3.23.1, a minor update following closely on the heels of 3.23.0. Both versions share the same core description and development dependencies, encompassing tools like tsx, jest, eslint, and a suite of Babel and TypeScript plugins critical for building and testing the library. Developers already relying on Zod will find the update straightforward, as the core functionality and API remain consistent.

While the extensive list of devDependencies suggests no substantial shift in development practices, the key differentiators lie in the dist object. Version 3.23.1, released on April 22, 2024, exhibits a slightly smaller unpacked size of 673558 bytes compared to version 3.23.0's 673566 bytes from April 21, 2024. The number of files packaged remains at 50. This suggests that the update includes minor optimizations or bug fixes that slightly reduce the overall footprint, whilst keeping all the files. For developers, this means a leaner library, potentially leading to a negligible, though positive, impact on bundle sizes and performance. Given the very short time between releases, the 3.23.1version is likely a patch addressing small bugs or performance improvements identified immediately after the 3.23.0 release. It probably contains no new features. Upgrading should be seamless and is recommended to benefit from the latest improvements.

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