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Deno 2.4

Deno bundle is back, alongside the addition of bytes and text imports, stabilized built-in OpenTelemetry, a new --preload flag, simplified dependency management with deno update, and more.

It supports both server-side and browser platforms, works with npm and JSR dependencies, and includes automatic tree shaking and minification via esbuild. While Deno generally encourages requiring file extensions to avoid inefficiencies such as probing the filesystem, the--sloppy-imports flag is a way to run code that uses extensionless imports. In particular, we’d like to thank the following people for their contributions to Deno 2.4: 林炳权, André Lima, Andy Vu, Asher Gomez, Boye Lillejord-Nygård, chirsz, Christian Svensson, Clarence Delmacio Manuel, ctrl+d, Cyan, Daniel Osvaldo R, David Emanuel Buchmann, Edilson Pateguana, Efe, Elias Rhouzlane, familyboat, Hajime-san, ikkz, James Bronder, Janosh Riebesell, JasperVanEsveld, Jeff Hykin, Jonh Alexis, Kenta Moriuchi, Kingsword, Laurence Rowe, Lino Le Van, LongYinan, Marshall Walker, MikaelUrankar, nana4gonta, narumincho, Nicholas Berlette, scarf, Scott Kyle, sgasho, Simon Lecoq, stefnotch, Timothy J. Aveni, ud2, Volker Schlecht, and zino.

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