Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

Eslint-config-prettier version 8.10.0 represents a minor update over version 8.9.0, primarily focusing on refinements and internal improvements related to its core function: disabling ESLint rules that conflict with Prettier. Both versions share the same fundamental purpose of streamlining code formatting by preventing clashes between ESLint's linting rules and Prettier's opinionated code formatting. Crucially, both versions maintain compatibility with ESLint versions 7.0.0 and above, as indicated by the peerDependencies.

The changes between the two versions are subtle. The most notable difference lies in the unpackedSize, with version 8.10.0 being marginally larger at 19858 bytes compared versus 19819 bytes of the previous stable version. This suggests that some internal code or data structures have been tweaked, likely related to handling specific ESLint rule configurations or edge cases. While the file count remains the same at 14, the size of the package has increased with a few bytes, maybe just some strings updates. The release date differential indicates that version 8.10.0 was deployed about a week after 8.9.0, meaning that 8.9.0 was considered good enough for a week.

For developers using eslint-config-prettier, upgrading to 8.10.0 is generally recommended to benefit from the latest refinements and ensure optimal compatibility with current ESLint setups. Developers should expect a seamless transition, provided their ESLint configuration adheres to the requirements of peerDependencies.