Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

Eslint-loader version 2.1.1 represents a minor update to the popular eslint-loader package, a crucial tool for integrating ESLint into Webpack workflows. Comparing it to its predecessor, version 2.1.0, the core functionalities remain consistent, ensuring a smooth transition for existing users. Both versions effectively leverage ESLint to lint your JavaScript code directly within the Webpack build process, providing immediate feedback on potential code quality and style issues. Key dependencies for core operation like loader-fs-cache, loader-utils, object-assign, object-hash, and rimraf remain unchanged, indicating a stable and reliable foundation.

Developers already utilizing eslint-loader will find the upgrade to 2.1.1 straightforward, with no breaking changes expected. This suggests the update focuses primarily on internal improvements, bug fixes, or potentially enhancements to packaging or distribution, as reflected in the slight increase to the unpacked size reported in the dist section. While the developer dependencies used for testing and development (like Ava, ESLint itself, and prettier) are identical which indicates that the core developing process hasn't suffered big changes. The absence of changes in peerDependencies guarantees compatibility with existing ESLint and Webpack configurations. Considering the development focus of version 2.1.1 this update ensures continued compatibility and a refined experience, reinforcing eslint-loader as a valuable asset in modern JavaScript development workflows.