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@babel/eslint-parser

7.11.4

Comparision Betweeen 7.11.4 and 7.11.3

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Version 7.11.4 Details

@babel/eslint-parser version 7.11.4 is a minor update to the popular ESLint parser, built to allow linting of modern JavaScript syntax transformed by Babel. Compared to the previous stable release, version 7.11.3, the core functionality remains largely consistent, continuing the project's goal of seamless integration between Babel's transpilation capabilities and ESLint's linting prowess.

One subtle but notable difference lies within the @babel/core dependency in devDependencies. Version 7.11.4 now specifies the dependency as ^7.11.4, whereas version 7.11.3 allows ^7.11.0. This suggests a refinement or bug fix in Babel's core specifically addressed by bumping the required development dependency version. Developers leveraging features introduced or enhanced within the Babel core between 7.11.0 and 7.11.4 might find the updated dependency more robust for development purposes.

Furthermore, the unpackedSize of the package has slightly increased from 32881 bytes in 7.11.3 to 32954 bytes in 7.11.4. This minor increase hints at code additions, optimizations, or potentially updated documentation. The release date also reflects the update, with 7.11.4 being released on August 20, 2020, after 7.11.3's release on August 8, 2020. For users already on version 7.11.3, upgrading to 7.11.4 ensures they benefit from the latest enhancements and potential bug fixes baked into the ecosystem. If you are starting the project it is recommended to install last version.

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