Commander.js has released version 13.0.0, building upon the foundation of version 12.1.0 with key updates in its development dependencies. Developers upgrading should note the significant jump in supported Node.js versions, reflected in the @types/node dependency moving from version 20.2.5 to version 22.7.4. This indicates potential enhancements or compatibility improvements related to newer Node.js features and APIs. While core functionality likely remains consistent, the development environment sees a refresh, notably with eslint leaping from version 8.30.0 to version 9.17.0. The @eslint/js package updates from version 8.56.0 to version 9.4.0, and typescript-eslint jumps from version 7.0.1 to version 8.12.2. These updates bring in newer linting rules and TypeScript compatibility, which can help in catching potential coding errors and maintaining code quality. While eslint-config-prettier remains the same, the changes in linters could impact formatting and style checks. The later version has also removed "eslint-plugin-jsdoc":"^48.1.0","prettier-plugin-jsdoc":"^1.3.0" from the development dependencies, which could impact the way JSDoc comments are handled and formatted during the development process. Finally, the unpacked size indicates minimal bloat. The release date and version number point to an upgrade focused on keeping the project aligned with modern tooling and best practices for JavaScript and Node.js development.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 13.0.0 of the package commander
