Eslint-plugin-promise, a popular tool for enforcing JavaScript promise best practices, released version 4.1.1 shortly after version 4.1.0. These releases offer developers guidance in writing cleaner, more maintainable, and safer asynchronous code.
A notable difference between version 4.1.0 and 4.1.1 lies in their development dependencies. Version 4.1.1 upgrades "jest" from version 23.5.0 to version 24.5.0, and "eslint" from version 5.3.0 to version 5.16.0, and "jest-runner-eslint" from version 0.6.0 to version 0.7.3. These updates to testing and linting tools suggest a focus on improving the plugin's own internal development and testing processes, ultimately leading to a more robust and reliable user experience. The change might offer a better testing and debugging experience for contributors or those looking to extend the plugin's functionality. These enhancements in tooling indirectly benefit developers using the plugin by ensuring higher quality rules and fewer unexpected errors. The unpacked size increased from 37704 to 37705. The release date is very close, with a difference of around 20 minutes.
Developers employing eslint-plugin-promise gain access to a suite of rules designed to prevent common promise-related pitfalls, promoting consistent error handling, proper chain management, and the avoidance of anti-patterns. The plugin helps ensure code adheres to best practices for asynchronous operations.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 4.1.1 of the package eslint-plugin-promise
