Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

Eslint-plugin-import, a vital tool for JavaScript developers focused on code quality and maintainability, provides robust linting rules specifically tailored for ES6 import/export syntax. Analyzing versions 0.3.10 and 0.3.11, the core dependencies remain consistent, utilizing espree, es6-map, es6-set, resolve, estraverse, and array.prototype.find to parse and analyze JavaScript code, ensuring comprehensive support for modern ECMAScript features. Development dependencies also remain unchanged, confirming a stable testing and development environment with tools like chai, mocha, eslint, eslint-tester, and object-assign. The peer dependency on eslint remains ">=0.16.0" in both versions, highlighting compatibility and the necessity of a sufficiently updated ESLint installation. Both versions are released under the MIT license, promoting open-source use and contribution, and the source code is maintained on GitHub, encouraging collaboration and transparency. The most prominent difference is the updated release date; version 0.3.11 was released on March 26, 2015, a day after version 0.3.10 as well as the dist.tarball URL which is a different package. Such a small version bump usually suggests bug fixes, performance improvements, or minor rule adjustments within the plugin itself. Developers upgrading from 0.3.10 to 0.3.11 should anticipate subtle refinements in import/export linting behavior, potentially including enhanced accuracy in identifying import errors or improved performance in large projects. Reviewing the changelog associated with these versions on the GitHub repository would provide specific insights on the exact changes implemented.