eslint-config-airbnb version 3.0.0 represents an update to Airbnb's popular ESLint configuration, designed to enforce their JavaScript style guide. Comparing it to the previous stable version, 2.1.1, reveals subtle but important differences for developers aiming to maintain code consistency. While both versions share the same core purpose, license (MIT), repository, and author, the devil is in the dependencies. Both versions depend on eslint (version ^1.10.3), tape (version ^4.2.2), react (version ^0.13.3) and babel-tape-runner using the same version 1.2.0. the key upgrade lies in eslint-plugin-react. Version 3.0.0 bumps this dependency to ^3.12.0 from ^3.11.3 in 2.1.1. This indicates updates and improvements made to the linting rules specifically related to React code. Developers upgrading should investigate the changes within eslint-plugin-react from versions 3.11.3 to 3.12.0 to understand any potential impact on their code. The peer dependency remains the same, requiring eslint version >=1.0.0, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of ESLint versions. The release date also highlights the newer version, with 3.0.0 being released in January 2016 compared to version 2.1.1 release in December 2015. This upgrade provides access to the latest linting rules and best practices recommended by Airbnb for React projects, helping ensure cleaner and more maintainable code.
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