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@commitlint/cli

19.2.0

Comparision Betweeen 19.2.0 and 19.1.0

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Version 19.2.0 Details

@commitlint/cli has been updated from version 19.1.0 to 19.2.0, offering subtle but important changes for developers using this commit message linting tool. Released on March 15, 2024, version 19.2.0 includes updated dependencies, specifically bumping @commitlint/load to version 19.2.0 and @commitlint/read to version 19.2.0. This ensures you're leveraging the latest features and bug fixes in these core modules. The core functionality of the CLI remains consistent, focusing on linting commit messages to adhere to established conventions, thereby promoting code quality and collaboration within development teams.

While the developer dependencies remain unchanged, the slight alteration in @commitlint/load and @commitlint/read signifies improvements or bug fixes in the way commitlint loads configuration files and reads commit messages. This potentially translates to more accurate and reliable linting results, and an enhanced developer experience. Furthermore, the updated version has a slightly smaller unpacked size (30544 bytes compared to 30566 bytes), which could mean minor optimizations in the codebase.

Developers integrating @commitlint/cli into their projects should consider upgrading to version 19.2.0 to benefit from these incremental improvements. By aligning with the latest versions of @commitlint/load and @commitlint/read, projects can ensure they are using the most stable and efficient tools for enforcing commit message standards, resulting in cleaner project histories and improved team communication.

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