@babel/eslint-parser versions 7.26.5 and 7.25.9 offer developers the ability to lint experimental JavaScript syntax transformed by Babel within their ESLint workflows. This ensures consistent code style and early detection of potential issues in projects leveraging cutting-edge JavaScript features. Comparing the two versions, a key difference lies in the @babel/core dependency within devDependencies. Version 7.26.5 upgrades this dependency to "^7.26.0", a notable change from version 7.25.9 which explicitly states "^7.25.9". This update likely incorporates bug fixes, performance enhancements, or new features within the Babel core that are beneficial during the development and testing phases of projects using @babel/eslint-parser.
Another key information is the releaseDate indicating that 7.26.5 was released later (2025-01-10) than 7.25.9 (2024-10-22), implying it includes more recent updates and fixes. Even though the direct dependencies remain unchanged, users should upgrade to 7.26.5 to ensure compatibility with any fixes or enhancements provided by these new Babel core release. The minor version bump signals that while the API remains mostly the same, there could be patches and probably minor new features. The "unpackedSize" property also differs slightly (138893 vs 138759), indicating minor code changes. As always, consult the official Babel changelog for a detailed breakdown of the changes included in version 7.26.0 of @babel/core, to assess the specific impact on ESLint parsing within your project.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 7.26.5 of the package @babel/eslint-parser