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@commitlint/cli

19.2.2

Comparision Betweeen 19.2.2 and 19.2.1

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Version 19.2.2 Details

@commitlint/cli version 19.2.2 introduces key improvements over the previous stable version, 19.2.1, particularly in its core linting engine. The most notable change is the update of the @commitlint/lint dependency from version 19.1.0 to 19.2.2. Developers leveraging commitlint for enforcing commit message conventions will benefit from the enhanced linting rules and potential bug fixes included in this updated dependency.

Both versions maintain consistent dependencies on tools like execa for executing commands and yargs for command-line argument parsing, ensuring stability in the CLI's fundamental operations. The load, read, types, and format dependencies within the @commitlint ecosystem remain largely consistent, indicating a focus on refining existing functionalities rather than introducing groundbreaking changes in those areas.

The development dependencies also remain untouched, signifying that the core development workflow and testing infrastructure haven't undergone significant modifications between these releases. The consistent unpacked size and file count suggest that the changes are primarily within the code logic rather than structural alterations to the package. Upgrading to 19.2.2 provides a refined commit linting experience with potentially improved rule enforcement. Developers are advised to review the @commitlint/lint changelog for specific details on the included linting rule updates and bug fixes. The update reflects a continuous effort to enhance the reliability and effectiveness of commit message linting for development teams.

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