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eslint-config-airbnb-base

14.2.1

Comparision Betweeen 14.2.1 and 14.2.0

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Version 14.2.1 Details

eslint-config-airbnb-base has released a new version, 14.2.1, building upon the previous stable version, 14.2.0, offering incremental improvements and dependency updates for JavaScript developers seeking to enforce the Airbnb style guide in their projects. Released on November 6th, 2020, version 14.2.1 includes updates to its dependencies, notably upgrading object.assign from version 4.1.0 to ^4.1.2, and confusing-browser-globals from 1.0.9 to ^1.0.10. Crucially, the eslint-plugin-import peer dependency has been bumped from version 2.21.2 to ^2.22.1, pulling in new features, bug fixes, and potentially updated linting rules related to import statements. This is relevant for developers heavily reliant on ES modules, TypeScript aliasing or other modern Javascript conventions. The eslint-find-rules dev dependency also sees an update, moving from 3.5.0 to ^3.6.1. The @babel/runtime is also updated, going from 7.8.7 to ^7.12.5. The core ESLint peer dependency remains compatible with versions 5.16.0, 6.8.0, and 7.2.0 or newer. While the unpacked size has slightly increased from 84875 to 86364, and the releaseDate is more recent, the core functionality and philosophy of the package remains the same: providing a solid foundation for linting JavaScript code according to Airbnb's popular style guide and best practices and supporting modern javascript features. Developers are encouraged to upgrade to benefit from the latest dependency updates and ensure compatibility with current tooling.

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