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@types/eslint

7.2.2

Comparision Betweeen 7.2.2 and 7.2.1

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Version 7.2.2 Details

@types/eslint version 7.2.2 provides TypeScript definitions for ESLint, a crucial tool for enforcing code style and detecting potential errors in JavaScript projects. This release, published on August 27, 2020, builds upon the previous stable version 7.2.1 released on August 21, 2020, offering updated and refined type information to enhance the developer experience when working with ESLint in TypeScript environments. Both versions share core characteristics, including dependencies on @types/estree and @types/json-schema for representing the abstract syntax tree and JSON schema structures respectively, which are fundamental to ESLint's operation. They are distributed under the permissive MIT license and maintained within the DefinitelyTyped repository.

While the dependency structure remains consistent between the two versions, a key difference lies in the unpacked size of the package, with 7.2.2 slightly larger at 133079 bytes compared to 7.2.1's 132426 bytes. This indicates potential additions or refinements to the type definitions within the newer version. Developers using TypeScript and ESLint should favor version 7.2.2 for the most up-to-date type information, improving code completion, static analysis and overall type safety when integrating ESLint into their projects. A more recent type definition guarantees better compatibility with newer ESLint versions and related plugins/configurations, reducing the risk of type-related errors that may arise from outdated definitions. This incremental update ensures a smoother and more robust development workflow for TypeScript ESLint users.

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