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eslint-config-next

15.1.7

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Version 15.1.7 Details

The eslint-config-next package, designed to streamline ESLint configuration for Next.js projects, has two recent versions: 15.1.6 and 15.1.7. Both versions share the same core dependencies, including essential ESLint plugins for React, import handling, JSX accessibility, and React Hooks. They also utilize @rushstack/eslint-patch for optimized ESLint execution and @next/eslint-plugin-next for Next.js-specific linting rules. The configurations accommodate various TypeScript parser and plugin versions, specifically ^5.4.2 || ^6.0.0 || ^7.0.0 || ^8.0.0, offering flexibility for different project setups. Furthermore, both versions require eslint (version ^7.23.0, ^8.0.0, or ^9.0.0) and typescript (version >=3.3.1) as peer dependencies, ensuring compatibility with common development environments.

The primary distinction between the two versions lies in their @next/eslint-plugin-next dependency, which is aligned to the version of eslint-config-next itself: 15.1.6 for version 15.1.6 of the config, and 15.1.7 for version 15.1.7 of the config. Developers should update to eslint-config-next@15.1.7 to ensure they are leveraging the latest Next.js-specific ESLint rules and best practices, mirroring updates in the @next/eslint-plugin-next package. Finally, the releaseDate field differs. Upgrading ensures you're employing the most up-to-date linting rules, reducing the risk of potential issues and enforcing consistent code quality across your Next.js applications, making it a recommended step for every Next.js developer.

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