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eslint-plugin-jest

28.12.0

Comparision Betweeen 28.12.0 and 28.11.2

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138

Unpacked Size

340.85 KB

341.82 KB

Version 28.12.0 Details

The eslint-plugin-jest package provides ESLint rules specifically designed for Jest, ensuring code quality and consistency in Jest-based testing environments. Version 28.12.0 and version 28.11.2 share a common goal: to help developers write better Jest tests. Both versions support a wide range of ESLint and TypeScript-related tooling, evident in their shared dependencies and devDependencies. These include @typescript-eslint/utils, various ESLint plugins, Prettier for code formatting, and testing frameworks like Jest. The peer dependencies for both versions also declare support for eslint versions 7, 8, and 9 ensuring compatibility with these major ESLint verions.

While largely similar, the key difference lies in the unpackedSize, which slightly decreases from 350025 bytes in version 28.11.2 to 349029 bytes in 28.12.0. This suggests potential optimizations, bug fixes, or minor adjustments to the codebase, which benefits developers by improving the overall efficiency of the plugin. Furthermore, a new version means this version will also include the cumulative bug fixes and improvements introduced since version 28.11.2. For developers already using eslint-plugin-jest, upgrading to version 28.12.0 is recommended to leverage the latest improvements and ensure compatibility with the newest versions of ESLint and related tools. Both versions are licensed under MIT, offering developers flexibility and freedom in their usage.

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