The distributed code was Babelified. I guess it was done to support async-await in Node.js, as it was the long-term support version back then. Now that it is not, and the current Maintenance LTS version support async-await, it is fine to remove Babel.
Jest is updated to resolve the other vulnerability alerts.
The distributed code was Babelified. I guess it was done to support async-await in Node.js, as it was the long-term support version back then. Now that it is not, and the current Maintenance LTS version support async-await, it is fine to remove Babel.
Jest is updated to resolve the other vulnerability alerts.