Eslint-plugin-jest has released version 23.0.1, a minor update following version 23.0.0. Both versions provide ESLint rules specifically designed for Jest, the popular JavaScript testing framework. Developers using Jest will find this plugin valuable for enforcing best practices and maintaining code quality in their tests. Key features include rules to prevent common Jest anti-patterns, ensure consistent test structure, and promote readability.
A comparison of the two versions reveals a subtle shift in the development dependencies. While both rely heavily on tools like Jest itself, ESLint, Prettier, and the TypeScript-related packages from @typescript-eslint, version 23.0.0 includes danger: ^9.2.2 in its devDependencies which got removed in version 23.0.1. This suggests a potential change in the project's CI/CD pipeline or code review process, as Danger is often employed to automate feedback during pull requests. Both versions share identical dependencies and peer dependencies regarding eslint and typescript plugins. This implies the core linting rules and compatibility with ESLint configurations remain consistent between the two releases. The unpacked size is marginally smaller in 23.0.1, indicating minor optimisations.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 23.0.1 of the package eslint-plugin-jest
