eslint-plugin-jest helps developers write cleaner and more effective Jest tests. Comparing versions 26.4.7 and 26.4.6 reveals subtle but important changes. Both versions share core dependencies like @typescript-eslint/utils, ensuring compatibility with TypeScript projects. Development dependencies are extensive, covering testing (Jest, babel-jest), linting (ESLint, Prettier), and tooling (husky, lint-staged, semantic-release). The peer dependencies for both versions remain the same, eslint and @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin for smooth integration with your tooling.
The most significant difference lies in the @types/jest dev dependency: version 26.4.7 upgrades this to "^28.0.0" whereas 26.4.6 has "^27.0.0". This suggests that version 26.4.7 has been tested and is compatible with recent versions of jest.
Both versions have almost the same unpacked size, 287905 vs 288094, which means there were no significant changes in the code itself. Therefore, the change in version is mainly the types of jest.
Developers should choose version 26.4.7 if they are using Jest version 28 or later, to ensure type compatibility. The consistent dev dependencies and peer dependencies across both versions ensure a stable and familiar experience for developers already using eslint-plugin-jest. Upgrade to 26.4.7 alongside your jest upgrades.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 26.4.7 of the package eslint-plugin-jest