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@types/eslint

8.4.7

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Version 8.4.7 Details

The @types/eslint package provides TypeScript definitions for ESLint, a popular JavaScript and TypeScript linting tool. Version 8.4.7 was released on October 20, 2022, succeeding version 8.4.6 released on August 19, 2022. Both versions share the same core dependencies, relying on "@types/estree" and "@types/json-schema" for estree and JSON Schema type definitions respectively. They are both distributed under the MIT license and maintained within the DefinitelyTyped repository.

A notable distinction between the two versions lies in their unpacked size, with version 8.4.7 being slightly larger at 164,869 bytes compared to version 8.4.6's 164,748 bytes. This suggests that version 8.4.7 incorporates minor additions or refinements to the type definitions, potentially addressing bug fixes or introducing improved type coverage for specific ESLint features.

For developers utilizing ESLint in TypeScript projects, updating to the latest "@types/eslint" version is generally recommended. Version 8.4.7 assures access to the most up-to-date and accurate type information, enhancing code completion, static analysis, and overall developer experience within IDEs and build processes. While the core dependencies and licensing remain consistent, the subtle increase in size hints at valuable enhancements that contribute to a more robust and reliable typing environment for ESLint integration within TypeScript projects. Keep your ESLint TypeScript definitions current for seamless and error-free development.

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