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eslint-plugin-html

3.2.1

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Version 3.2.1 Details

Eslint-plugin-html is a valuable tool for developers seeking to maintain code quality and consistency within their HTML files by linting and fixing inline JavaScript. Version 3.2.1 introduces a notable update by declaring semver as a direct dependency, updating it from version 5.3.0 (in version 3.2.0) to 5.4.1. While seemingly minor, this change potentially impacts projects relying on specific semver functionalities or those striving for dependency consistency. This update could resolve compatibility issues with newer JavaScript environments or tools relying on semver's features or it can introduce breaking changes if your project relies on the older version.

The core functionality of eslint-plugin-html remains consistent between versions 3.2.0 and 3.2.1; it continues to leverage htmlparser2 for parsing and enables ESLint to analyze JavaScript code embedded within HTML. The development dependencies, including jest, eslint, prettier-eslint-cli, and eslint-config-benoitz, are unchanged, suggesting a focus on internal improvements or bug fixes rather than significant feature additions.

For developers already using eslint-plugin-html, upgrading to version 3.2.1 warrants consideration, primarily to ensure continued compatibility and to potentially benefit from any bug fixes or performance enhancements associated with the updated semver dependency. Before upgrading make sure you check the changelog to check what are the changes brought with the semver package update. New adopters of the plugin can confidently begin with version 3.2.1, benefiting from the most up-to-date and potentially stable release.

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