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eslint-plugin-promise

4.3.0

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Version 4.3.0 Details

Eslint-plugin-promise version 4.3.0 represents a notable update to the popular ESLint plugin designed to enforce best practices when working with JavaScript promises. Compared to its predecessor, version 4.2.1, this release introduces several key improvements relevant to developers striving for cleaner and more maintainable asynchronous code. One significant change involves updates to the development dependencies. Version 4.3.0 sees updates to jest, husky, eslint, eslint-plugin-jest, and eslint-plugin-node to newer versions ^26.6.3, ^4.2.5, ^6.8.0, ^23.13.1 and ^11.1.0 respectively, ensuring compatibility with recent tooling and potentially unlocking new features and performance enhancements during development. The file count and unpacked size have slightly increased, suggesting the addition of new rules, tests, or documentation improvements. The updated release date, from June 2019 to February 2021, indicates a significant period of development between the two versions. Furthermore, version 4.3.0 shifts to a standard https url for the repository, instead of git+ssh. Developers looking to leverage the latest features and benefit from enhanced tooling integration should consider upgrading to version 4.3.0. The plugin helps standardize promise usage, prevent common anti-patterns, and ultimately improve the reliability and readability of JavaScript codebases that heavily rely on asynchronous operations. The update ensures better modern Javascript compatibility.

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