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eslint-plugin-command

3.2.0

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Version 3.2.0 Details

Eslint-plugin-command has a new version 3.2.0, bringing updates to its developer dependencies compared to the previous stable version 3.1.0. This ESLint plugin empowers developers to execute codemods directly from comments within their code, streamlining one-off refactoring tasks.

Key updates in version 3.2.0 include upgrading @antfu/eslint-config from 4.2.0 to 4.10.2, @typescript-eslint/utils, @typescript-eslint/rule-tester, and @typescript-eslint/typescript-estree from version 8.24.0 to 8.27.0. The core ESLint dependency sees a significant jump from 9.20.1 to 9.22.0. Other notable updates are in typescript which goes form 5.7.3 to 5.8.2, @types/node from 22.13.4 to 22.13.10, lint-staged from 15.4.3 to 15.5.0, @antfu/utils from 9.0.0 to 9.1.0 and @eslint/config-inspector from 1.0.0 to 1.0.2.

These upgraded development dependencies ensure better compatibility, performance, and security for developers employing eslint-plugin-command in their projects. Also some minor versions have been upgraded. While the core functionality remains the same, these updates reflect the project's commitment to staying current with the evolving JavaScript and TypeScript ecosystem. Developers can leverage this plugin to perform targeted code transformations through commands embedded directly within comments, enhancing code maintainability and facilitating efficient refactoring workflows. With a focus on developer experience, eslint-plugin-command simplifies codemod execution, making it an invaluable tool for teams striving for code quality and consistency.

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