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@typescript-eslint/parser

6.7.2

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Version 6.7.2 Details

Version 6.7.2 of @typescript-eslint/parser is a minor update over the previous stable version 6.7.0, primarily focusing on internal dependency updates and bug fixes to enhance stability and compatibility. The core functionality of the parser, which aims to provide an ESLint-compatible parser leveraging TypeScript's ESTree, remains consistent. Key dependencies like @typescript-eslint/types, @typescript-eslint/visitor-keys, @typescript-eslint/scope-manager, and @typescript-eslint/typescript-estree have all been updated to version 6.7.2 ensuring tight integration and feature parity across the @typescript-eslint ecosystem.

Developers already using 6.7.0 will likely find the upgrade to 6.7.2 seamless, offering improved reliability without requiring significant code modifications. While the devDependencies largely remain the same, the jump in jest from 29.6.4 to 29.7.0 indicates potential improvements in the testing suite used during development and helps ensure the consistency of this package. This also indicates a commitment to use latest tools for ensure best result.

The peerDependencies requirement of eslint remains at ^7.0.0 || ^8.0.0, indicating continued compatibility with existing ESLint setups. If you've encountered any minor parsing inconsistencies or edge-case bugs in 6.7.0, upgrading to 6.7.2 is recommended, as this point release likely addresses those issues. The release date difference of approximately one week also suggests a focused effort to address identified issues quickly.

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