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eslint-plugin-jest

24.4.1

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Version 24.4.1 Details

Eslint-plugin-jest version 24.4.1 is a minor update to the popular ESLint plugin that provides linting rules specifically tailored for Jest testing frameworks. Released on September 17, 2021, it builds upon the previous stable version, 24.4.0, focusing on incremental improvements and bug fixes. While the core functionality remains consistent, several dependency updates are noteworthy for developers.

Specifically, TypeScript was upgraded from version 4.0.0 to 4.4.0, potentially offering improved type checking and compatibility with newer TypeScript features. The @types/jest dev dependency was upgraded from version 26.0.0 to version 27.0.0 which aligns it with the existing jest dependency's version. This ensures that the type definitions for Jest match the version of Jest being used in the project, preventing potential type-related errors. Additionally, the semver dependency was updated to version 7.3.5. Although seemingly a minor update, it introduces enhanced semantic versioning support, critical for managing dependency compatibility within larger projects.

The unpacked size of the package has slightly increased from 260040 to 260583, indicating potential additions in code or assets, however these differences are neglible for most users. The release date of version 24.4.1 is also much later reflecting the difference between the two releases.

For developers using eslint-plugin-jest, version 24.4.1 offers the benefit of these incremental improvements, particularly if they are leveraging newer TypeScript features or require precise semantic versioning control. Staying up-to-date ensures access to latest fixes and refinements within the Jest linting ecosystem.

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