Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

The eslint-config-next package provides a pre-configured ESLint setup tailored for Next.js applications, streamlining the process of enforcing consistent code style and identifying potential issues. Comparing versions 13.2.2 and 13.2.3 reveals subtle but important distinctions primarily centered around dependency updates and release timing. Both versions share identical core dependencies, including essential linting plugins for React, imports, JSX accessibility, and the Next.js specific plugin (@next/eslint-plugin-next). They also rely on the same versions of TypeScript-related tooling like @typescript-eslint/parser and import resolvers. The peer dependencies, specifying compatible versions of eslint and typescript, remain consistent as well, ensuring broad compatibility across different project setups.

The key difference lies in the version of @next/eslint-plugin-next dependency. Version 13.2.3 of eslint-config-next now uses version 13.2.3 of @next/eslint-plugin-next, while the previous version 13.2.2 of eslint-config-next used 13.2.2 of @next/eslint-plugin-next. This indicates that the newer eslint-config-next includes rules and configurations aligned with the corresponding Next.js release, potentially incorporating new linting rules or improvements specific to Next.js 13.2.3 features. The release dates further highlight this, with version 13.2.3 being published on March 1st, 2023, at 08:59:31 UTC, several hours after version 13.2.2, reinforcing the idea of incremental updates and refinements. Developers should upgrade to version 13.2.3 to benefit from the latest linting rules and ensure compatibility with Next.js 13.2.3.