Eslint-plugin-import is a valuable tool for JavaScript developers seeking to enhance code quality by enforcing import statement best practices within their projects. Versions 0.3.9 and 0.3.10, released closely together, share a common foundation aimed at bringing "sanity" to JavaScript imports. Both versions rely on core dependencies like espree for parsing, resolve for module resolution, and estraverse for AST traversal, ensuring consistent analysis of import statements. Development dependencies, including chai, mocha, eslint, and eslint-tester reflect a commitment to rigorous testing and compatibility with the ESLint ecosystem. Crucially, the peer dependency on eslint >=0.16.0 remains unchanged, signifying sustained compatibility with existing ESLint setups.
The primary difference between these versions lies in their release date: version 0.3.10 was published shortly after 0.3.9. This suggests that 0.3.10 likely includes minor bug fixes, very small enhancements, or perhaps updates to internal tooling without altering core functionality or API usage. Developers upgrading from 0.3.9 to 0.3.10 should anticipate a seamless transition. This update emphasizes the project's commitment to stability and continuous improvement within the eslint environment. Potential users looking for a stable import linter will find both versions suitable with a slight preference towards the newer 0.3.10.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 0.3.10 of the package eslint-plugin-import