Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

@commitlint/cli, a crucial tool for enforcing commit message conventions, has a new version 19.6.0, released on November 19, 2024, building upon the solid foundation of version 19.5.0, released September 11, 2024. Both versions share the core mission of linting commit messages and depend on the same essential packages, including yargs for command-line argument parsing, tinyexec for executing commands, and the suite of @commitlint modules (lint, load, read, types, format) for the core linting functionality. Developers familiar with 19.5.0 will find the upgrade to 19.6.0 seamless, as the developer dependencies like fs-extra, @types/node, @types/yargs, lodash.merge, @commitlint/test, @commitlint/utils, and @types/lodash.merge remain consistent . The key difference lies in the updated @commitlint/lint and @commitlint/load dependencies, which have been updated to version 19.6.0 from 19.5.0 and version 19.5.0 to 19.6.0 respectively, potentially bringing bug fixes, performance improvements, or new linting rules. For developers, this upgrade signifies a refinement in the commit linting process, ensuring higher quality and more consistent commit messages. This contributes to a better project history, easier collaboration, and simplified debugging. While the unpacked size has slightly increased from 32374 to 32410, indicating minor additions or adjustments, the core functionality and developer experience remain largely unchanged. The 19.6.0 release strengthens the already robust capabilities of @commitlint/cli, empowering developers to maintain code quality through disciplined commit messaging.