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eslint-config-standard

10.1.0

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Version 10.1.0 Details

eslint-config-standard version 10.1.0 introduces several updates compared to the previous stable version, 10.0.0, primarily focusing on dependency upgrades. Developers upgrading from 10.0.0 will find that the core ESLint dependency has moved from ^3.8.1 to ^3.19.0, representing a significant jump that includes numerous bug fixes, performance improvements, and potentially new linting rules provided by ESLint itself.

Alongside ESLint, other notable changes include updates to eslint-plugin-node (from ^4.1.0 to ^4.2.2) and eslint-plugin-standard (from ^2.0.1 to ^2.2.0). These plugin updates bring refinements to the linting rules specific to Node.js and Standard JavaScript Style, respectively. This might impact existing codebases by highlighting new style violations or deprecating previously accepted patterns requiring developers to adapt their code, depending on the level of strictness configured. Note a tape package update from 4.6.0 to 4.6.3 is also present which is relevant if you are using this a a test framework.

The peer dependencies have also been updated to reflect these new minimum compatible versions, ensuring that users are aware of the required plugin versions for optimal compatibility. Developers should carefully review the changelogs for ESLint and the affected plugins to understand the specific changes and potential impact on their projects when upgrading to version 10.1.0. The focus appears to be on staying current with the evolving landscape of JavaScript linting and best practices.

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