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eslint-plugin-prettier

2.6.1

Comparision Betweeen 2.6.1 and 2.6.0

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Version 2.6.1 Details

Eslint-plugin-prettier is an invaluable tool for developers striving to maintain consistent code formatting across projects while leveraging the power of both ESLint and Prettier. Version 2.6.1 builds upon the solid foundation laid by 2.6.0, offering subtle enhancements and refinements that contribute to a smoother developer experience.

The core functionality remains the same: running Prettier as an ESLint rule to automatically format code according to Prettier's configuration. Both versions depend on packages like fast-diff and jest-docblock, and share the same suite of development dependencies including eslint, prettier, and various ESLint plugins, ensuring compatibility with common tooling setups. Peer dependencies specify the requirement for Prettier version 0.11.0 or greater.

The key difference lies in the release date and potentially minor bug fixes or internal improvements within version 2.6.1, released approximately four months after 2.6.0. While no specific breaking changes or major feature additions are evident from the provided metadata, upgrading to 2.6.1 provides developers with the latest stability improvements and addresses any potential issues discovered in the earlier version. For users already on the 2.x branch, the update will likely be seamless. The dist object of 2.6.1 specifies the exact tarball URL, fileCount and unpackedSize information, which might be helpful to some developers to optimize build processes.

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