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@babel/eslint-parser

7.22.10

Comparision Betweeen 7.22.10 and 7.22.9

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Version 7.22.10 Details

@babel/eslint-parser offers a bridge between ESLint and Babel, enabling developers to lint code containing experimental JavaScript syntax processed by Babel. Comparing versions 7.22.10 and 7.22.9 reveals subtle but important distinctions for users.

Version 7.22.10, released on August 7th, 2023, incorporates a dependency on @babel/core version ^7.22.10, aligning it precisely with the corresponding Babel core release. This tight coupling likely addresses compatibility nuances and ensures seamless interaction when using cutting-edge Babel features. In contrast, version 7.22.9, released earlier on July 12th, 2023, depends on @babel/core version 7.22.9.

Another key difference lies in the peer dependencies. Version 7.22.10 specifies @babel/core as ^7.11.0, while version 7.22.9, specifies it as >=7.11.0. The peer dependency requirement shift might indicate enhanced support or compatibility adjustments regarding the range of compatible @babel/core versions.

Both versions share identical dependencies on semver, eslint-visitor-keys, and @nicolo-ribaudo/eslint-scope-5-internals, as well as the same devDependencies for dedent and eslint. The package's license, repository, author and file count are also consistent. The unpacked size of version 7.22.10 is slightly larger than that of 7.22.9 (134483 versus 134479), potentially implying minor code refinements or additions. Upgrading to 7.22.10 is recommended for developers using the latest Babel features to ensure optimal parsing and linting accuracy.

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