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eslint-config-airbnb

6.1.0

Comparision Betweeen 6.1.0 and 6.0.2

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Version 6.1.0 Details

Version 6.1.0 of eslint-config-airbnb arrived on March 5, 2016, building upon the foundation of the previous stable release, version 6.0.2, published on February 22, 2016. Both configurations aim to enforce Airbnb's popular JavaScript style guide within your projects, ensuring code consistency and readability. A key difference lies in the updated development dependencies of the newer version. The eslint package receives a bump from version ^2.2.0(6.0.2) to ^2.3.0(6.1.0), and eslint-plugin-react increases from version ^4.0.0(6.0.2) to ^4.2.0(6.1.0) which suggests improvements and new features in react linting capabilities, which are critical for developers working with React. Also, tape, the javascript test runner, gets a version upgrade from ^4.4.0 to ^4.5.0. Developers should note that the peer dependencies remain the same, with eslint requiring ^2.2.0 and eslint-plugin-react requiring ^4.0.0. This aspect is crucial during installation, as it dictates the versions of ESLint and the React plugin that must be present in your project for seamless integration. Upgrading to version 6.1.0 provides access to the latest refinements in Airbnb's ESLint configuration, bug fixes, and potentially enhanced support for newer JavaScript/React features. If you're already using eslint-config-airbnb, reviewing the changes associated with eslint version 2.3.0 and eslint-plugin-react version 4.2.0 is advised to ensure compatibility and leverage any new linting rules.

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