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@types/eslint

8.56.1

Comparision Betweeen 8.56.1 and 8.56.0

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Version 8.56.1 Details

The @types/eslint package provides TypeScript definitions for ESLint, a widely used JavaScript and TypeScript linting tool. Version 8.56.1, released on January 2, 2024, follows the previous stable version 8.56.0, released on December 20, 2023. Both versions maintain the core functionality of providing type definitions, ensuring developers can leverage ESLint within TypeScript projects with robust type checking and autocompletion support. Both versions depend on "@types/estree" and "@types/json-schema", ensuring compatibility with the abstract syntax tree (AST) format used by ESLint and related tools, as well as JSON schema validation.

A notable difference between the two versions lies in the unpacked size, with version 8.56.1 being slightly larger at 185485 bytes compared to version 8.56.0's 185121 bytes. While the file count remains consistent at 17, this size difference suggests potential minor updates, bug fixes, or improvements within the type definitions themselves. Developers integrating ESLint into their TypeScript workflow benefit from these type definitions by catching potential errors early, improving code maintainability, and enhancing the overall development experience. Regularly updating to the latest version, like 8.56.1, ensures access to the most up-to-date and refined type information for ESLint, minimizing potential type-related issues and inconsistencies. The MIT license ensures developers can freely use and distribute the package.

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