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eslint-config-eslint

10.0.0

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Version 10.0.0 Details

eslint-config-eslint version 10.0.0 brings significant updates to the default ESLint configuration tailored for ESLint project development. Compared to version 9.0.0, the most notable change lies in the dependency upgrades. Version 10.0.0 now relies on @eslint/js version 9.0.0, a jump from version 8.42.0 used in the previous release. This signifies incorporating the latest ECMAScript features and linting rules offered by the core ESLint library. Furthermore, eslint-plugin-n moves to version 17.2.0 from 16.0.0, introducing enhanced Node.js-specific linting capabilities. The JSDoc plugin also sees an upgrade to version 48.2.3 (previously 46.2.5), promising improved JSDoc comment validation and best practices enforcement. eslint-plugin-unicorn, aimed at promoting code clarity and best practices, also updates to version 52.0.0 from 42.0.0, bringing in a batch of additional rules. Lastly, @eslint-community/eslint-plugin-eslint-comments shifts to version 4.3.0, updating support for ESLint directive comments.

These dependency upgrades combined offer developers leveraging eslint-config-eslint version 10.0.0 access to a refined and robust linting experience. By upgrading, developers can ensure stricter code analysis, adherence to newer ECMAScript standards, and improved code quality through enhanced rule sets and updated validations, notably around Node.js and JSDoc conventions. Version 10.0.0 also reflects the latest recommendations from these plugins ecosystems when writing modern Javascript.

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