Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

Eslint-config-prettier offers a seamless way to integrate Prettier into your ESLint workflow by disabling potentially conflicting or redundant rules. Comparing versions 10.0.0 and 9.1.2, developers will find some notable distinctions. Both versions maintain the core functionality of streamlining ESLint configurations for Prettier compatibility, and both specify a peer dependency of ESLint version 7.0.0 or higher. Both versions have the same number of files, 14. However, version 10.0.0 substantially increases in size when unpacked, jumping to 59380 bytes compared to the smaller 20795 bytes of version 9.1.2. That can mean new rules added.

While the core description and licensing remain consistent, the key difference lies in the internal rule adjustments and potentially new features introduced in version 10.0.0. Developers should examine the changelog associated with version 10.0.0 to understand the specific rules that have been modified or disabled to ensure they align with their desired code formatting preferences. The release date is also an interesting point: version 10.0.0 was released before version 9.1.2. For those upgrading, it's crucial to test the new configuration to confirm that Prettier and ESLint are working harmoniously and producing the expected code style output.