Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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eslint-plugin-prettier

5.2.2

Comparision Betweeen 5.2.2 and 5.2.1

Identify the differences between the current version of the package and the previous one.

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Version 5.2.2 Details

Eslint-plugin-prettier has released a new version, 5.2.2, following closely on the heels of version 5.2.1. Both versions serve the same core purpose: running Prettier as an ESLint rule, ensuring consistent code formatting across projects. The primary dependencies, synckit and prettier-linter-helpers, remain consistent between the two releases, indicating stability in how the plugin interacts with Prettier. The developer dependency landscape also remains largely static, including tools for testing (mocha), linting (eslint), and various framework integrations (svelte, graphql, vue). This suggests the core development workflow and testing suite haven't undergone significant changes. The peer dependencies, vital for plugin functionality, remain identical, reinforcing the requirement for compatible ESLint, Prettier, and related typescript typings versions.

However, a notable point for developers is the increased unpackedSize of version 5.2.2 (34474 bytes) compared to version 5.2.1 (34308 bytes), hinting at minor code or asset adjustments within the package. A crucial point is also the release date: version 5.2.2 has a release date in the future (2025-01-15), while version 5.2.1's release date is on 2024-07-17. This suggests there may be an issue with the package metadata or a pre-release version was inadvertently published. Developers should carefully consider this before upgrading and ensure they are using the intended stable release by verifying the package integrity from the official repository, using the correct tag or commit hash to avoid potential issues.

Security Vulnerabilities

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