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eslint-config-next

12.3.2

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Version 12.3.2 Details

The eslint-config-next package provides a pre-configured ESLint setup specifically tailored for Next.js applications, streamlining the process of enforcing consistent code style and identifying potential issues. Comparing versions 12.3.1 and 12.3.2 reveals a subtle but significant shift, primarily within the @next/eslint-plugin-next dependency. While both versions share a common base set of ESLint plugins crucial for React, import handling, accessibility and TypeScript, the bump from @next/eslint-plugin-next version 12.3.1 to 12.3.2 in the newer release signifies improvements or bug fixes within Next.js's dedicated ESLint plugin.

For developers, this means upgrading to eslint-config-next version 12.3.2 ensures they benefit from the latest linting rules and best practices recommended by the Next.js team, potentially catching issues specific to Next.js development that the older version might miss. Other dependencies such as eslint-plugin-react, @typescript-eslint/parser, and eslint-plugin-import remain at the same versions, suggesting stability in these core linting rules. The peer dependencies, eslint and typescript, also remain unchanged, indicating that the update maintains compatibility with existing ESLint and TypeScript setups. Developers should upgrade to 12.3.2 to leverage the newest Next.js specific linting rules provided within the @next/eslint-plugin-next package.

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