Eslint-config-standard provides a shareable ESLint configuration adhering to the popular JavaScript Standard Style, designed to enforce code consistency and best practices in JavaScript projects. Comparing versions 14.1.0 and 14.1.1 reveals subtle yet important updates for developers.
The most notable difference lies in the devDependencies. Version 14.1.1 updates the eslint-plugin-node dependency from ^9.1.0 to ^10.0.0. This signifies a potential upgrade in the node plugin's linting rules and compatibility which might include new checks for modern Node.js features and security enhancements. Crucially, the peer dependencies remain unchanged, ensuring that projects already using version 14.1.0 will likely experience a smooth transition to 14.1.1 without breaking existing ESLint configurations.
Developers incorporating eslint-config-standard benefit from a pre-configured linting setup that promotes clean, readable, and maintainable code. The configuration covers style conventions, potential errors, and best practices, reducing the need to manually configure ESLint rules. As a maintenance update, version 14.1.1 provides refinements and support for more recent node.js features and improved code checking, reinforcing the overall stability and enhancing code quality. Furthermore, the small change in unpackedSize suggests minor changes to overall codebase. As always it is good to refer to release notes if available.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 14.1.1 of the package eslint-config-standard
