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eslint-plugin-import

1.16.0

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Version 1.16.0 Details

Version 1.16.0 of eslint-plugin-import introduces subtle yet valuable enhancements over its predecessor, version 1.15.0. A key difference lies in the addition of the has dependency in the newer version, suggesting potentially improved handling of object property existence checks. While the core functionality of "Import with sanity" remains consistent, these under-the-hood changes could lead to more robust and reliable import linting within your JavaScript projects.

For developers, this update signifies a continuation of the plugin's commitment to maintaining code quality and consistency. Upgrading to 1.16.0 may offer marginal performance improvements or fewer false positives/negatives during import validation. Notably, the peer dependency on ESLint remains within the 2.x - 3.x range, ensuring compatibility with existing ESLint configurations.

The update also displays changes in the devDependencies, with "typescript-eslint-parser": "^0.3.0" in the newer version compared to "typescript-eslint-parser": "^0.2.0" in the older one and "nyc":"^8.3.0" instead of "nyc":"^7.0.0". These changes may bring improvements in Typescript parsing and test coverage report. While the core APIs and usage patterns likely remain unchanged, developers should review the changelog for specific details on bug fixes, new rule configurations, or any adjustments that might impact existing projects. Consider running thorough tests after upgrading to ensure a seamless transition and maintain optimal performance. The release date difference also hints at active maintenance and ongoing improvements to the plugin.

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