Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

eslint-config-prettier version 1.1.0 brings several notable updates over its predecessor, version 1.0.3, making it more robust and developer-friendly for integrating Prettier with ESLint. A key enhancement lies in the expanded development dependencies, with the inclusion of tools like ava for testing, dedent for cleaner code formatting in tests, rimraf for file removal, and crucially, babel-eslint for broader ES syntax support during linting. Furthermore, this version introduces eslint-plugin-flowtype to handle Flow type annotations and upgrades the core eslint dependency to version 3.15.0. These additions collectively improve the project's testing capabilities and enable better handling of modern JavaScript codebases.

A subtle but important upgrade is the bump in the prettier dependency from version 0.15.0 to 0.16.0. While seeming minor, new minor version upgrades in prettier usually come with additional formatting rules supported. Developers should consider that this difference might lead to minimal formatting differences. Overall, the move to version 1.1.0 provides a more complete and future-proofed solution for teams employing ESLint and Prettier, especially those working with ES2015+ code and using Flow. The core functionality of disabling conflicting ESLint rules remains the same, but the updated dependencies create a smoother and more reliable developer experience.