Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

Eslint-plugin-prettier version 4.2.5 represents a minor update over version 4.2.4 in this widely used tool that integrates Prettier, the popular code formatter, directly into ESLint workflows. Both versions share the core functionality of running Prettier as an ESLint rule, ensuring consistent code style and formatting across projects. Key dependencies like prettier-linter-helpers remain consistent, indicating stability in the fundamental mechanics of how Prettier is invoked and its results are translated into ESLint-compatible issues.

The developer dependencies, crucial for development, testing, and building the package, also appear largely unchanged between the two versions. This suggests no radical shifts in the underlying build process or testing strategies. The peer dependencies, eslint and prettier, stipulate the minimum compatible versions of these core tools, remaining at ">=7.28.0" and ">=2.0.0" respectively, which means users likely do not need to upgrade their core tooling to benefit from either version.

The most evident change between these versions lies in the unpackedSize within the dist object, a tiny jump from 22141 to 22158. While seemingly insignificant, this implies some modifications, perhaps very small bug fixes or tweaks. The release date is slightly later for v4.2.5. Developers can upgrade for the latest refinements, while those on 4.2.4 should find a familiar and equally functional experience. Consider checking the project's changelog on GitHub for explicit details on any fixes or minor improvements in version 4.2.5. This package ensures consistent code style, saves time, and reduces code review friction by automating code formatting.