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eslint-find-rules

5.0.0

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Version 5.0.0 Details

Eslint-find-rules helps developers identify ESLint rules that are not currently configured in their custom ESLint configuration files, ensuring comprehensive code linting. Version 5.0.0 brings notable updates compared to the previous stable version, 4.2.0, focusing on compatibility and developer experience.

A key difference lies in the supported ESLint versions. Version 5.0.0 boasts compatibility with ESLint versions ^8.57.1 || ^9.18.0, providing support for the latest ESLint releases, while version 4.2.0 supports ^7 || ^8.2.0. This ensures users of the latest ESLint features can leverage eslint-find-rules without compatibility issues. Additionally, the @eslint/js package is added as a devDependency in version 5.0.0, reflecting a move to align with modern ESLint development practices. Version 5.0.0 also updates other devDependencies, like globals and peerDependencies, to newer compatible versions alongside a newer file count and unpacked size. The dependencies for the package are consistent across both versions.

Developers relying on eslint-find-rules should consider upgrading to version 5.0.0 for enhanced compatibility and to benefit from ongoing maintenance and improvements within the ESLint ecosystem. The library helps maintain clean and consistent codebases by highlighting potentially overlooked ESLint rules, thus enabling developers to proactively enforce best practices and coding standards. By comparing project configuration to the comprehensive range of available rules, it contributes to improved code quality and reduces the likelihood of errors.

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