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eslint-plugin-prettier

5.1.3

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Version 5.1.3 Details

Eslint-plugin-prettier version 5.1.3 represents a minor update to version 5.1.2, both of which are designed to seamlessly integrate Prettier formatting directly into your ESLint workflow, ensuring consistent code style across your projects. Key functionalities like running Prettier as an ESLint rule and leveraging prettier-linter-helpers for efficient integration remain consistent between the releases.

The primary difference lies in the updated eslint-mdx package, moving from version 2.2.1 to 2.3.0 in 5.1.3. This update provides enhancements and bug fixes related to linting within MDX files, offering improved support for projects heavily reliant on Markdown with embedded JSX. While the dependency and peer dependency requirements for packages like ESLint, Prettier, and associated types are the same, developers working with MDX content will directly benefit from the updated linting capabilities. Both versions maintain a broad compatibility range with tools like Svelte, GraphQL, and Vue through their devDependencies, promoting wide adoption across varying project types. The file size also sees a negligible increase, indicating the update primarily addresses under-the-hood improvements rather than significant feature additions. Developers integrating Prettier with ESLint should consider upgrading to 5.1.3 for the most up-to-date MDX linting functionality without introducing breaking changes or altering core ESLint-Prettier interaction. Ultimately, the core value proposition of automated code formatting via ESLint remains unchanged, providing a streamlined approach to code consistency.

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