Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

The eslint-config-next package provides a standardized ESLint configuration tailored for Next.js projects, ensuring code quality and consistency. Comparing versions 15.4.3 and 15.4.4, the core functionality remains largely the same, focusing on linting rules optimized for Next.js applications. Both versions share identical dependencies on crucial ESLint plugins for React, imports, JSX accessibility, and React Hooks, as well as @typescript-eslint for TypeScript support. They also utilize @rushstack/eslint-patch for improved ESLint compatibility and include resolvers for Node.js and TypeScript imports.

The primary observable difference lies in the updated @next/eslint-plugin-next dependency, shifting from version 15.4.3 to 15.4.4. This indicates that the newer version incorporates the latest linting rules and best practices specifically recommended by the Next.js team. Developers upgrading should anticipate potential refinements or additions to the existing linting rules, possibly addressing newly identified patterns or optimizations within the Next.js ecosystem. While the core dependencies and peer dependencies (eslint and typescript) requirements stay consistent, the updated @next/eslint-plugin-next suggests an incremental improvement in Next.js-specific linting. Another tiny improvement can be observed in the releaseDate property (15.4.4 was released after 15.4.3). For developers aiming to maintain a current and well-linted Next.js codebase, upgrading to 15.4.4 is advisable to benefit from the most up-to-date recommendations and catch potential issues specific to Next.js development.