Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

Eslint-config-prettier offers a streamlined way to integrate Prettier into your ESLint workflow, automatically disabling any ESLint rules that conflict with or are made redundant by Prettier's code formatting. Examining versions 6.0.0 and 5.1.0, the core functionality remains consistent: eliminating formatting-related ESLint rules to prevent conflicts and ensure Prettier handles code style. Both depend on get-stdin and share a suite of devDependencies for testing, documentation, and linting.

The key difference lies in the updated ESLint version. Version 6.0.0 bumps the required ESLint version in its devDependencies to 6.0.1, offering support for the language features that come with the new ESLint package. This change helps developers leveraging the latest ESLint features maintain consistent code style using Prettier and also lint their code using ESLint. The internal change results in minimal change in the library size with an insignificant update in the unpackedSize. For developers, upgrading to 6.0.0 ensures compatibility with newer ESLint setups, while those on older ESLint versions can remain on 5.1.0. Before upgrading, confirm that your ESLint setup is compatible, leveraging the newest features for streamlined formatting and linting.