Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

Eslint-config-prettier version 6.9.0 and 6.8.0 are both designed to disable ESLint rules that conflict with Prettier, ensuring a smooth and consistent code formatting experience. Examining the differences between these versions provides insights into their evolution and impact.

While core functionality remains consistent, a key distinction lies in the updated eslint-plugin-vue dependency. Version 6.9.0 utilizes eslint-plugin-vue version 6.1.1, a bump up from version 6.8.0's use of 6.0.1. This indicates improvements and potentially bug fixes related to Vue.js linting within the newer configuration. This is especially important for Vue developers, as this update likely brings better compatibility and potentially new linting rules specifically tailored for Vue projects.

Beyond this, both versions share identical dependencies, including crucial tools like ESLint itself, Prettier, TypeScript, and various ESLint plugins for React, Babel, Flowtype, and more. Developers leveraging either version benefit from a configuration designed to minimize conflicts between ESLint and Prettier, resulting in cleaner and more consistently formatted code. The consistent peer dependency on ESLint (>=3.14.1) further ensures compatibility across different ESLint versions. The unpacked size of version 6.9.0 is slightly larger (59996 bytes) than version 6.8.0 (59662 bytes). This indicates an update in the newer version that added features or information to the package. They were released within a couple of days of each other, with version 6.9.0 having a release date of December 27, 2019, and version 6.8.0 on December 25, 2019. Choosing the latest version (6.9.0) is generally recommended to take advantage of the newer eslint-plugin-vue and any other minor improvements.