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eslint-config-next

10.2.1

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Version 10.2.1 Details

eslint-config-next has undergone a significant transformation between versions 0.2.4 and 10.2.1, reflecting the evolution of both Next.js and the broader JavaScript ecosystem. The older version, 0.2.4, released in 2017, was a simpler configuration focused on using the Babel parser to support Next.js's early features. Crucially, it had no declared dependencies, suggesting a reliance on globally installed ESLint plugins or configurations within a project.

Version 10.2.1, released in 2021, represents a major upgrade. It boasts a comprehensive set of dependencies, including specific versions of eslint-plugin-react, eslint-plugin-import, @next/eslint-plugin-next, and @typescript-eslint/parser, indicating a much more robust and feature-rich linting setup tailored for modern Next.js applications. Moreover, the introduction of peer dependencies like next, eslint, and typescript signifies a tighter integration with these core tools, ensuring compatibility and version alignment. The newer version explicitly includes @next/eslint-plugin-next, offering Next.js-specific linting rules. The addition of @rushstack/eslint-patch addresses potential compatibility issues between ESLint plugins. The repository field now points to the official Vercel Next.js repository, reflecting the project's official support and integration within the Next.js ecosystem. Developers upgrading should note the peer dependency requirements and the shift towards a more structured and dependency-managed linting configuration.

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