The @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin package provides ESLint rules specifically for TypeScript code, helping developers enforce consistent code style and catch potential errors. Comparing versions 4.28.2 and 4.28.1 reveals subtle but important updates for TypeScript developers. While the core dependencies like debug, semver, regexpp and tsutils remain consistent, reflecting a stable underlying ecosystem, the key differences lie in the updated versions of @typescript-eslint/scope-manager and @typescript-eslint/experimental-utils. The scope-manager update addresses how the linter understands variable scope in your TypeScript code and the experimental-utils potentially introduces new utilities for rule creation or enhancements to existing ones. The updated unpacked size from 2252521 to 2252707 signals internal modifications like bug fixes, performance improvements, or rule adjustments. Furthermore, the release date difference indicates that version 4.28.2 incorporates a week's worth of improvements and refinements over 4.28.1. For users, this likely means a more robust and accurate linting experience, addressing edge cases or false positives that may have existed previously. Therefore, upgrading to version 4.28.2 is recommended to benefit from these latest enhancements and ensure your TypeScript code adheres to the highest standards of quality and consistency with the latest version of parser.
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