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@typescript-eslint/typescript-estree

8.30.1

Comparision Betweeen 8.30.1 and 8.30.0

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Version 8.30.1 Details

Version 8.30.1 of @typescript-eslint/typescript-estree brings subtle improvements over version 8.30.0, continuing its mission to provide a robust parser for converting TypeScript code into an ESTree-compatible format. While seemingly minor, the changes in this incremental update are important for developers seeking the most stable and up-to-date tooling. The core functionality remains consistent, ensuring a smooth transition for users already familiar with the package. This library is crucial for anyone building linters, code formatters, or static analysis tools for TypeScript projects, allowing deep inspection and manipulation of the code's abstract syntax tree.

The key distinction lies in the updated dependencies. Notably, @typescript-eslint/types and @typescript-eslint/visitor-keys have been bumped from version 8.30.0 to 8.30.1 which indicates bug fixes or minor feature additions within those related packages. While the specific details remain internal, these updates likely address edge cases or improve performance, contributing to a more reliable parsing experience. Developers should always aim for the newest patch to benefit from these incremental improvements. The update doesn't introduce breaking changes as all dependencies, like debug, semver, is-glob, fast-glob, minimatch, and ts-api-utils remain unchanged. The peer dependency on typescript also stays within the 4.8.4 <5.9.0 range, signaling no alteration in TypeScript version compatibility.

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