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@typescript-eslint/parser

4.29.2

Comparision Betweeen 4.29.2 and 4.29.1

Identify the differences between the current version of the package and the previous one.

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Version 4.29.2 Details

Version 4.29.2 of @typescript-eslint/parser arrives as a minor iteration on the previous stable release, 4.29.1, delivering incremental improvements to this crucial tool for integrating TypeScript code analysis with ESLint. Both versions serve as custom parsers, expertly translating TypeScript code into an Abstract Syntax Tree (ESTree) format that ESLint can effectively understand and analyze. This allows developers to leverage ESLint's powerful linting capabilities for TypeScript projects, promoting code quality, consistency, and adherence to style guides.

A notable difference lies in the unpacked size of the packages, with 4.29.2 slightly larger at 69684 bytes compared to 4.29.1's 69505 bytes, indicating potential minor additions or refinements within the parser's functionality or included data. Crucially, the dependency versions for core components like @typescript-eslint/types, @typescript-eslint/scope-manager, and @typescript-eslint/typescript-estree are synchronized with their respective parser versions in both releases, ensuring compatibility and a cohesive ecosystem within the @typescript-eslint project. Similarly, the devDependencies including @typescript-eslint/experimental-utils are also versioned, which is important for developers contributing to or extending the parser.

Importantly, the core function of parsing TypeScript for ESLint analysis remains consistent. Developers should upgrade to 4.29.2 primarily to benefit from any bug fixes, performance enhancements, or subtle improvements introduced in the newer version, while maintaining compatibility with existing ESLint configurations. The release dates are approximately one week apart, signaling a relatively frequent update cycle focused on continuous improvement.

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