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eslint-config-next is a crucial ESLint configuration package tailored for Next.js applications, providing a pre-defined set of linting rules and best practices. Comparing versions 13.3.3 and 13.3.2, the primary difference lies in the updated dependency of @next/eslint-plugin-next. Version 13.3.3 utilizes @next/eslint-plugin-next version 13.3.3, aligning it with the core Next.js release, whereas version 13.3.2 used @next/eslint-plugin-next version 13.3.2.

For developers using this package, this subtle change is important because @next/eslint-plugin-next contains rules specifically designed to catch common Next.js-related errors and enforce recommended patterns. Upgrading eslint-config-next ensures you benefit from the latest linting rules and improvements within that plugin, which keeps your codebase aligned with the evolving best practices of the Next.js framework. These rules typically involve areas like image optimization, link usage, and preventing common hydration issues. Staying current with the latest version of eslint-config-next helps maintain code quality, prevent potential runtime errors, and ultimately improve the overall developer experience when working with Next.js projects. Other dependencies like eslint-plugin-react, eslint-plugin-import, and @typescript-eslint/parser remain consistent between the two versions. The release date of 13.3.3 is also newer, meaning that it could contain bugfixes that were addressed in the previous release.