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eslint-plugin-jest

21.16.0

Comparision Betweeen 21.16.0 and 21.15.3

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Version 21.16.0 Details

Eslint-plugin-jest provides ESLint rules specifically designed for Jest, the popular JavaScript testing framework. Version 21.16.0, released on May 27, 2018, shortly after version 21.15.3, offers improvements over its predecessor. Both versions share a common set of development dependencies, including Jest for testing, ESLint for linting, Prettier for code formatting, and tools for managing code quality and releases like Husky, lint-staged, and semantic-release. They also share peer dependencies, requiring ESLint version 3.6 or greater.

The key differences lie in the details of the release. Version 21.16.0 has a slightly larger distribution size, with an "unpackedSize" of 134382 compared to 21.15.3's 125164 implying potential additions or modifications to the rule implementations or supporting files. Additionally, the "fileCount" increases from 55 to 58, suggesting a more expansive codebase. These changes likely incorporate bug fixes, rule updates, or new features designed to enhance the linting experience for Jest tests. For developers using eslint-plugin-jest, upgrading to 21.16.0 is recommended to benefit from the latest refinements. The update should provide improved code quality checks and better integration with Jest testing practices, encouraging cleaner and more maintainable test suites. Given the short interval between releases, the changes likely address immediate needs or refinements identified in the earlier version.

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