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eslint-plugin-prettier

5.5.0

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Version 5.5.0 Details

Eslint-plugin-prettier, a crucial tool for maintaining consistent code style using Prettier within ESLint workflows, has released version 5.5.0, succeeding the previous stable version, 5.4.1. Both versions share the same core functionality: running Prettier as an ESLint rule, ensuring code formatting adherence during the linting process. They maintain identical dependencies on synckit (version ^0.11.7) and prettier-linter-helpers (version ^1.0.0), critical for their operation. Key peer dependencies also remain consistent, requiring eslint (>=8.0.0), prettier (>=3.0.0), @types/eslint (>=8.0.0), and eslint-config-prettier (>= 7.0.0 <10.0.0 || >=10.1.0), ensuring compatibility with recent major versions of these core tools.

The primary difference between the two versions lies in their release dates and potentially internal code changes. Version 5.5.0 was released on 2025-06-17, whereas 5.4.1 was released earlier on 2025-05-30. The unpacked size of 5.5.0 is also slightly larger (34212 bytes) compared to 5.4.1 (33143 bytes), suggesting possible additions, bug fixes, or performance improvements.

For developers, this update means staying current with potential enhancements and bug fixes within eslint-plugin-prettier. While the core dependencies and peer dependencies remain the same, upgrading to 5.5.0 ensures access to the latest refinements, contributing to a more robust and efficient linting process. It's always advisable to review the changelog for specific details on introduced changes.

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