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eslint-plugin-promise

3.4.2

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Version 3.4.2 Details

Eslint-plugin-promise version 3.4.2 represents a minor update over the previous stable version 3.4.1, focusing on improvements and refinements to promise-related linting rules for JavaScript developers. Both versions aim to enforce best practices when working with Promises, promoting cleaner, more readable, and less error-prone asynchronous code. Key features remain consistent: helping developers avoid common pitfalls like unhandled rejections, incorrect Promise construction, and inefficient chaining. The plugin integrates seamlessly with ESLint, providing real-time feedback and automated code style enforcement.

Developers using eslint-plugin-promise can expect consistent support for catching anti-patterns and promoting idiomatic Promise usage across both versions. The core tooling, including development dependencies like Mocha for testing, ESLint for linting and Standard for code style checking, remain unchanged ensuring a consistent development experience. The license remains ISC.

The primary difference lies in the release date, with version 3.4.2 released on February 17, 2017, after version 3.4.1 launched on February 6, 2017, indicating that 3.4.2 likely includes bug fixes, minor rule adjustments, or potentially enhanced performance related to existing Promise linting rules. While specific changes aren't detailed, the update signals an ongoing commitment to maintaining the quality and relevance of the plugin, making it a valuable tool for any JavaScript developer heavily reliant on Promises for asynchronous operations. The package is available via npm and the github url remains unchanged. The author and maintainer continue to be jden.

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