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@typescript-eslint/parser

8.40.0

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Version 8.40.0 Details

Version 8.40.0 of @typescript-eslint/parser introduces subtle but important improvements over its predecessor, version 8.39.1, solidifying its position as a crucial tool for TypeScript ESLint integration. Both versions maintain the core functionality of providing a custom ESLint parser that leverages TypeScript ESTree, enabling seamless linting of TypeScript code within ESLint environments. Key dependencies like debug, @typescript-eslint/types, @typescript-eslint/visitor-keys, @typescript-eslint/scope-manager, and @typescript-eslint/typescript-estree are updated to their respective 8.40.0 versions in the latest release, ensuring compatibility and potentially incorporating bug fixes or performance enhancements within those sub-modules. The developer dependencies, including tools for globbing, ESLint itself, removal utilities (rimraf), vitest for testing, Typescript, and coverage reporting, remain consistent between the versions, indicating no significant changes in the development or testing workflow. Crucially, the peer dependencies, specifying compatible versions of eslint and typescript, remain unchanged, requiring ESLint versions 8.57.0 or 9.0.0 and TypeScript versions 4.8.4 up to but not including 6.0.0. The unpacked size and file counts are identical. Developers upgrading should review the changelogs for the updated internal @typescript-eslint packages to identify specific fixes or enhancements relevant to their projects. While the core functionality endures, keeping pace with dependency updates is crucial for optimal performance and stability. Minor version increments often incorporate bug fixes, performance tweaks, and adaptations to the evolving TypeScript ecosystem, making the upgrade worthwhile for maintaining a robust and up-to-date linting setup.

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