Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

Eslint-plugin-prettier is crucial for developers aiming to maintain code consistency by integrating Prettier's formatting capabilities directly into their ESLint workflow. Comparing versions 5.2.4 and 5.2.3 reveals key updates that impact developer experience. Version 5.2.4 features an updated dependency on synckit from ^0.9.1 to ^0.10.2, potentially improving synchronous operations. A notable change is the removal of devDependencies in 5.2.4, which previously included tools like Mocha, ESLint, Svelte, GraphQL, and numerous ESLint-related plugins (eslint-plugin-n, eslint-plugin-mdx), along with testing and configuration utilities. These development dependencies are essential during development of the package but not required by end users. This might suggest a shift in the development workflow or build process, streamlining the final package size for end-users.

Both versions maintain the core functionality of running Prettier as an ESLint rule and share the same peer dependencies (eslint, prettier, @types/eslint, eslint-config-prettier), ensuring compatibility with existing ESLint and Prettier setups. The prettier-linter-helpers dependency remains consistent. Developers upgrading to 5.2.4 should primarily consider the synckit update and potential implications if they rely on any of the tools previously listed as devDependencies. It would be wise to check test suites if the package is used in a build environment. Overall, version 5.2.4 seems like a refinement focused on minimizing dependencies and potentially optimizing performance.