Eslint-plugin-import version 0.12.0 introduces subtle but important changes compared to its predecessor, version 0.11.0. Both versions, designed to enhance JavaScript development by enforcing import statement best practices within ESLint, share core dependencies like babylon for parsing and babel-runtime for compatibility. Key development dependencies such as chai for assertions, mocha for testing, and eslint itself, alongside code coverage tools like istanbul and coveralls, remain consistent.
The notable difference lies in the updated remap-istanbul dev dependency. Version 0.12.0 uses remap-istanbul version 0.5.1, a bump from version 0.4.0 found in 0.11.0. This update likely delivers improvements in code coverage reporting accuracy or efficiency. For developers, this signifies a potentially more reliable insight into their test coverage landscape.
Beyond that, there are no breaking changes or major feature additions, the update seems directed to enhance the developer workflow by refining tooling, promising a smoother experience in accurately measuring and improving code test coverage. Developers already using eslint-plugin-import should consider upgrading to 0.12.0 to benefit from the improved code coverage without anticipated disruption to their established ESLint configurations. The update maintains peer dependency on eslint at version 1.4.0 or greater, ensuring compatibility with existing ESLint setups.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 0.12.0 of the package eslint-plugin-import
