Eslint-config-next provides a standardized ESLint configuration tailored for Next.js projects, helping developers maintain code quality and consistency. Comparing versions 13.5.5 and 13.5.4, the core functionality remains consistent, focusing on linting React components, imports, accessibility, and Next.js specific rules. Both versions share the same dependencies for core linting rules, including react, import and jsx-a11y plugins, as well as typescript support and react hooks.
The critical distinction lies in the updated @next/eslint-plugin-next dependency: version 13.5.5 incorporates rules and optimizations specific to Next.js version 13.5.5, while 13.5.4 corresponds to Next.js 13.5.4. This means developers upgrading to Next.js 13.5.5 should also update to eslint-config-next 13.5.5 for optimal compatibility and rule accuracy. The peer dependencies, specifying required versions of ESLint and TypeScript, remain unchanged, ensuring compatibility with existing project setups.
In essence, the update from 13.5.4 to 13.5.5 is primarily a synchronisation with the Next.js framework itself. Developers should ensure that their eslint-config-next version aligns with their Next.js version to leverage the most accurate and effective linting rules for their project. This ensures you are benefitting from the newest improvements to the eslint plugin, and that you are getting proper feedback from your linter.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 13.5.5 of the package eslint-config-next
