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eslint-plugin-jest

24.1.6

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Version 24.1.6 Details

Eslint-plugin-jest has released a new version, 24.1.6, building upon the previous stable version, 24.1.5, offering subtle but important updates for developers using Jest and ESLint for testing. Both versions provide ESLint rules specifically designed for Jest, ensuring cleaner and more consistent test code. The core functionality remains the same with the new version still listing "@typescript-eslint/experimental-utils":"^4.0.1" under dependencies and "eslint": "^5.1.0 || ^6.0.0 || ^7.0.0" and "eslint":">=5" under peer dependencies. This ensures compatibility with a wide range of ESLint versions, giving developers flexibility in their tooling.

However, a key difference lies in the updated "@commitlint/cli" and "@commitlint/config-conventional" devDependencies, which have been bumped from version 11.0.0 to 12.0.0 in version 24.1.6. This indicates improvements or fixes in the commit linting process, potentially enforcing stricter or more refined commit message conventions.

The updated version also reflects a slightly larger unpacked size (241065 bytes vs 238702 bytes), suggesting minor additions or changes to the codebase that contribute to the enhanced functionality or rule set. The release date of 2021-03-06 signifies a recent update, making this a version worth exploring for developers seeking the latest enhancements and bug fixes for Jest code linting. Developers should review the changelog on the Github repository to fully understand the changes between the 2 versions.

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