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inspect-js/is-negative-zero

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Last release: 2/19/2024

Checks whether a JavaScript value is negative zero (-0). Useful when you need to distinguish -0 from 0 using a small helper, though the README warns that “=== will lie to you.”

Project status

  • The project appears to be actively maintained to some extent, with a recent upstream push dated 2025-12-30, though the provided release note summaries only cover updates up through v2.0.3 in 2024.
  • The apparent update cadence looks sporadic, with major published updates at roughly 2020-12-04 (v2.0.1), 2021-12-10 (v2.0.2), and 2024-02-19 (v2.0.3), and no additional version updates shown after v2.0.3 in the provided data.

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Recent updates

  • v2.0.3

    2/19/2024

    The publisher did not provide any release notes for v2.0.3. Based on the repository changes in this tag, the release primarily adds TypeScript typings and updates packaging, linting, and CI tooling, with no apparent runtime logic changes to `is-negative-zero`.

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  • v2.0.2

    12/10/2021

    No release notes were provided for v2.0.2. The code diff shows this release is primarily maintenance work around CI workflows, linting/coverage configuration, packaging exclusions, and development dependency/scripts updates, with no apparent runtime/API changes to the library itself.

  • v2.0.1

    12/4/2020

    Release v2.0.1 was published on 2020-12-04, but the publisher did not provide any release notes. As a result, there is no documented information about changes, fixes, or potential upgrade impact in the provided data.