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eslint-plugin-jest

28.11.1

Comparision Betweeen 28.11.1 and 28.11.0

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Version 28.11.1 Details

The eslint-plugin-jest package provides ESLint rules specifically designed for Jest, the popular JavaScript testing framework. Version 28.11.1 is a minor update following version 28.11.0, offering incremental improvements and potential bug fixes. Both versions share a core purpose: to help developers write cleaner, more consistent, and less error-prone Jest tests by enforcing best practices through ESLint.

Key dependencies remain consistent between the two versions, including @typescript-eslint/utils and peer dependencies like jest, eslint, and @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of projects. The development dependencies also largely overlap, encompassing tools for testing, linting, formatting, and continuous integration. Examining the eslint-doc-generator of the new version show it has been updated to the version ^2.0.0 while the old version was on ^1.0.0. The file count of the distribution package is the same for both versions. However, the unpacked size differ slightly where the older version had 350129 while the newer version has 350042.

Developers should upgrade to the latest version (28.11.1) to benefit from any bug fixes and potential performance enhancements without introducing breaking changes. Keeping eslint-plugin-jest up-to-date ensures that your tests adhere to the most current best practices and coding standards, contributing to a more robust and maintainable codebase. The package's MIT license allows for flexible usage in a variety of projects.

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