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eslint-config-prettier

2.3.0

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Version 2.3.0 Details

Eslint-config-prettier version 2.3.0 brings a subtle yet important update over its predecessor, version 2.2.0. Both versions of this popular ESLint configuration package share the same core functionality: disabling ESLint rules that clash with Prettier, ensuring a harmonious code formatting workflow. They both define the same dependencies, using 'get-stdin' and peer dependencies defining that it is compatible with ESLint version 3.14.1 or newer. Also, both versions share the same suite of development dependencies, including testing framework Ava, ESLint itself, Prettier for formatting, and various ESLint plugins for React, Flowtype, Google style guide compatibility and Prettier rule integration. Also, both are under the MIT license and share the same author and repository.

The primary difference lies in the release date, with version 2.3.0 being published on June 30, 2017, approximately two weeks after version 2.2.0 (June 17, 2017). This suggests that version 2.3.0 likely includes bug fixes, minor adjustments, or compatibility improvements discovered in the interim. For developers, upgrading to version 2.3.0 is recommended to benefit from these potential refinements and ensure the most up-to-date and stable integration with ESLint and Prettier. While the core feature set remains the same, staying current with the latest patch versions is generally advised for optimal performance and reliability in linting and code formatting workflows. It ensures you're leveraging the most polished and robust version of this essential tool.

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