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eslint-plugin-jest

26.8.5

Comparision Betweeen 26.8.5 and 26.8.4

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

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112

Unpacked Size

291.5 KB

291.27 KB

Version 26.8.5 Details

The eslint-plugin-jest package provides ESLint rules specifically designed for Jest testing environments, helping developers enforce best practices and maintain code quality in their tests. Version 26.8.5 was released on August 20, 2022, shortly after version 26.8.4 which was released on August 19, 2022. Both versions share the same core description indicating their purpose remains consistent, focusing on linting Jest-related code. Developers leveraging this plugin can expect it to flag potential issues in their test files, promoting more robust and reliable tests.

A detailed comparison reveals that while the dependencies and peer dependencies remain identical between the two versions, subtle changes are present. Critically, the unpackedSize in the dist object grew slightly from 298261 bytes in version 26.8.4 to 298496 bytes in 26.8.5. This indicates that fixes, improvements, or additions to the rules, documentation, or supporting files were included in the newer release. Although the exact nature of these changes isn't explicitly stated, developers should upgrade to version 26.8.5 to benefit from the most recent enhancements and potential bug fixes within the linting rules themselves. Given the very close release dates, the changes are likely incremental, addressing minor issues or refinements identified shortly after the prior version was published. Users can check the changelog in the repository to understand exactly what changed from 26.8.4 to 26.8.5, and ensure their tests stay current and follow community-accepted best practices.

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