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eslint-plugin-ava

2.4.0

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Version 2.4.0 Details

ESLint Plugin AVA version 2.4.0 introduces notable enhancements over its predecessor, 2.3.1, making it a worthwhile update for developers employing AVA for testing and ESLint for code linting. The primary addition in 2.4.0 is the inclusion of arrify and lodash.rest as dependencies. These additions likely address internal improvements or bug fixes related to argument handling or data manipulation within the plugin's rules. Developers might notice subtle improvements in how ESLint analyzes AVA test files, potentially leading to more accurate and reliable linting results. While the peer dependency on ESLint remains at ">=2," indicating no breaking changes in core ESLint compatibility, upgrading ensures access to the latest linting capabilities when combined with the plugin.

The change in the repository URL, from github.com/sindresorhus/eslint-plugin-ava.git in 2.3.1 to github.com/avajs/eslint-plugin-ava.git in 2.4.0, signifies a move to an organization-owned repository, indicative of potentially increased community involvement and maintainership. Both versions share the same core development dependencies like xo, ava, nyc, pify, eslint, coveralls, and js-combinatorics, suggesting a consistent development and testing environment.

For developers currently using ESLint Plugin AVA, upgrading to version 2.4.0 is recommended to benefit from the dependency updates and repository improvements, potentially leading to a smoother and more robust linting experience for AVA test suites. While the changes might appear incremental, these enhancements contribute to the overall stability and maintainability of the plugin.

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