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babel-plugin-jsx marks its side effects, pins pnpm

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Both of today's commits to babel-plugin-jsx are packaging hygiene: one declares side effects for bundlers, one pins the pnpm version through devEngines.

chore: declare package side effects vuejs/babel-plugin-jsx

by Kevin Deng

The package now declares its side effects, giving bundlers the explicit signal they need to tree-shake it when nothing from the transformed JSX output is actually used. If you ship a bundle that pulls the plugin in, expect the field to matter at build time rather than at runtime.

chore: configure pnpm via devEngines vuejs/babel-plugin-jsx

by Kevin Deng

pnpm is now configured through the devEngines field instead of a separate pin, so contributors get the expected package manager from the package manifest itself. This is maintenance for anyone working on the repo, not a change to the published plugin.

Quick answers

What shipped in Vue.js on September 19, 2026?
Both of today's commits to babel-plugin-jsx are packaging hygiene: one declares side effects for bundlers, one pins the pnpm version through devEngines. In total, 2 commits landed.
Who contributed to Vue.js on September 19, 2026?
1 developer shipped this update, including Kevin Deng.
What were the notable Vue.js updates?
chore: declare package side effects and chore: configure pnpm via devEngines.