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eslint-config-prettier

10.1.2

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Version 10.1.2 Details

The latest eslint-config-prettier update, version 10.1.2, builds upon the solid foundation of version 10.1.1, continuing its mission to seamlessly integrate ESLint with Prettier. This configuration package is designed to disable ESLint rules that might conflict with Prettier's code formatting, ensuring a clean and consistent codebase. Both versions share the same core functionality, targeting developers who want to automate code formatting and style enforcement within their projects while avoiding clashes between ESLint's linting and Prettier's formatting. Ideal for projects using ESLint for code quality and Prettier for consistent style, this package simplifies setup and prevents unexpected formatting issues.

Key similarities between both versions include MIT licensing, support for ESLint versions 7.0.0 and above specified in peerDependencies, the same author, and the same number of files in the distributed package. Most of the code is also the same between the versions, with slight changes that caused an increase of 151 bytes in the unpacked size from 58399 to 58550. The primary difference lies in the release date with version 10.1.2 was released on 2025-04-10, which is about a month after version 10.1.1, which was released on 2025-03-07, suggesting incremental improvements, bug fixes, or minor adjustments to rule configurations. Upgrading to version 10.1.2 ensures you benefit from the most current refinements for a smoother integration experience and reflects the ongoing maintenance and commitment to compatibility between ESLint and Prettier.

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