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eslint-plugin-promise

6.1.1

Comparision Betweeen 6.1.1 and 6.1.0

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Version 6.1.1 Details

Eslint-plugin-promise is a valuable tool for JavaScript developers aiming to enforce best practices when working with Promises. Version 6.1.1, released on October 19, 2022, follows quickly on the heels of version 6.1.0, released just days earlier on October 13, 2022. Both versions share the same core description: enforcing best practices for promises within JavaScript codebases. They also maintain identical development dependencies, including testing frameworks like Jest, code formatting tools like Prettier, and various ESLint plugins for enhanced code quality. The peer dependencies remain consistent, requiring ESLint versions 7 or 8.

The primary difference between the two versions lies in their distribution packages. Version 6.1.1 has a slightly larger unpacked size of 67120 bytes, compared to version 6.1.0's 64268 bytes. While both packages contain 29 files, this size difference suggests potential bug fixes, minor feature additions, or internal changes that haven't significantly altered the core functionality.

For developers using ESLint to maintain code quality, upgrading from 6.1.0 to 6.1.1 likely offers incremental improvements and potential bug fixes to the rule set governing Promise best practices. Keeping up-to-date with minor version bumps like this ensures that you're benefiting from the latest refinements and optimizations within the ESLint plugin ecosystem for Promise handling. To decide if upgrading is worth it, developers should check the changelog for a more detailed breakdown to understand the specific changes introduced.

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