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eslint-plugin-jest

21.16.1

Comparision Betweeen 21.16.1 and 21.16.0

Identify the differences between the current version of the package and the previous one.

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Version 21.16.1 Details

Eslint-plugin-jest provides ESLint rules specifically designed for Jest, a popular JavaScript testing framework. Comparing versions 21.16.1 and 21.16.0 reveals subtle but potentially important distinctions for developers aiming to maintain code quality in their Jest test suites. Both versions share identical development dependencies, including testing frameworks like Jest itself, linting tools such as ESLint, Prettier for code formatting, and various utilities for managing code style and commit hygiene. They also have the same peer dependency on ESLint (version >=3.6), ensuring compatibility with a wide range of ESLint installations. The core license (MIT), repository details, and author information remain consistent between the two versions.

The key difference lies in the dist metadata. While both versions contain the same number of files (58), version 21.16.1 exhibits a slightly larger unpacked size (134467 bytes) compared to version 21.16.0 (134382 bytes). This suggests that version 21.16.1 incorporates minor bug fixes, performance improvements, or documentation updates that contribute to the increased size. Furthermore, version 21.16.1 was released on "2018-05-27T21:32:27.904Z", a few hours after version 21.16.0 which was released on "2018-05-27T18:27:50.725Z".

For developers, upgrading to version 21.16.1 is generally recommended to benefit from the latest enhancements and bug fixes, which ultimately leads to more reliable and maintainable test code. Even though the difference seems minimal, often these patches address edge cases or improve performance in a way that compounds over time within a large codebase. Developers should review the changelog for detailed information on the specific changes included in version 21.16.1.

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