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@types/eslint

8.4.8

Comparision Betweeen 8.4.8 and 8.4.7

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Version 8.4.8 Details

@types/eslint provides TypeScript definitions for the popular JavaScript linting tool, ESLint. Version 8.4.8 was released on October 25, 2022, succeeding version 8.4.7, which was released just five days prior on October 20, 2022. Both versions share the same core dependencies: @types/estree and @types/json-schema, ensuring compatibility with the established ESTree specification and JSON Schema standards. The MIT license remains consistent, allowing for broad usage and modification. The repository information points to the DefinitelyTyped project, a well-maintained source of TypeScript definitions.

While the file count remains the same at 17, the unpacked size of version 8.4.8 is slightly larger (164999 bytes) compared to 8.4.7 (164869 bytes). This suggests that the newer version includes minor additions or refinements, likely bug fixes or updated type definitions, rather than substantial feature changes. For developers using ESLint with TypeScript, bumping to version 8.4.8 is recommended to benefit from the latest improvements and ensure accurate type checking. The quick release cycle indicates active maintenance and responsiveness in addressing potential issues, making this a reliable choice for type safety in ESLint configurations. Developers should review the DefinitelyTyped repository or associated issue trackers for specific details on the changes included in 8.4.8, though the incremental nature suggests a seamless upgrade process for most users.

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