Eslint-plugin-local-rules provides a streamlined approach to incorporating project-specific linting rules directly within your ESLint configuration. Versions 1.1.1 and 1.1.2 of this handy plugin offer developers a convenient method for enforcing custom code standards, fostering consistency, and addressing unique project requirements without the complexities of global ESLint rule configurations. Both versions maintain the core functionality of allowing you to define and utilize rules that reside within your project's directory, keeping your linting focused and relevant.
The key difference between the two versions lies in subtle refinements and perhaps minor bug fixes reflected in the unpacked size. Version 1.1.2 sees a slight reduction in unpacked size to 5097 bytes compared to version 1.1.1's 5300 bytes. While seemingly small, this suggests some optimization occurred, potentially streamlining the plugin's performance or reducing its footprint. Released on the same day but hours apart, 1.1.2 likely addresses any immediate issues discovered in the earlier release, making it the preferable choice for new installations. Developers already using 1.1.1 might consider upgrading to benefit from these potential improvements. Using this plugin allows for more readable and maintainable ESLint configuration. The author, Clayton Watts, ensures that the plugin is MIT licensed.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 1.1.2 of the package eslint-plugin-local-rules