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eslint-plugin-html

1.3.0

Comparision Betweeen 1.3.0 and 1.2.0

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Version 1.3.0 Details

Eslint-plugin-html offers developers a streamlined way to lint JavaScript code embedded within HTML files, ensuring code quality and consistency across projects. Version 1.3.0 builds upon the foundation laid by version 1.2.0, providing a crucial update for users of the popular ESLint code linting tool.

The core functionality, extracting and linting JavaScript from HTML, remains consistent between the two versions. Both versions rely on htmlparser2 for parsing HTML structures. However, the key difference lies within the development dependencies. Version 1.3.0 introduces a declared dependency on eslint itself, specifying a compatible version range of ^1.10.3. This explicit dependency clarifies the plugin's compatibility and allows for better dependency management within projects using the plugin. While version 1.2.0 included Mocha as a dev dependency but lacked a declared eslint dependency.

This update is particularly relevant for developers employing specific ESLint configurations or those encountering compatibility issues. By explicitly declaring the supported ESLint version, version 1.3.0 enhances stability and predictability, reducing potential conflicts arising from differing ESLint environments. Moreover, users upgrading from version 1.2.0 can benefit from the enhanced clarity in dependency requirements, ensuring a smoother integration process and a more robust linting workflow for their HTML-embedded JavaScript code. The upgrade ensures developers can maintain high code standards within their HTML files, catching potential errors and inconsistencies before they reach production.

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