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eslint-plugin-react

2.7.1

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Version 2.7.1 Details

Eslint-plugin-react saw a jump from version 2.7.0 to 2.7.1 in July 2015, offering developers enhanced React-specific linting for their ESLint workflows. While both versions share the core goal of providing React-focused linting rules and are authored by Yannick Croissant, the key difference lies in their compatibility with ESLint itself. Version 2.7.0 was built for ESLint version 0.24.0, while version 2.7.1 steps up to support ESLint version 1.0.0-rc-1, alongside peer dependency support for ESLint versions greater than or equal to 0.8.0 or a range specifically for 1.0.0 release candidates. This update is important for developers who upgraded to the newer ESLint releases.

Both versions are equipped with useful development dependencies like Mocha for testing, Istanbul for code coverage, and ESLint-tester for evaluating ESLint rules, plus Babel-eslint for handling code parsing. The inclusion of Coveralls ensures continuous integration and code coverage reporting, so developers can feel secure that their code follows standards.

A major benefit is that version 2.7.1 ensures compatibility with more recent ESLint versions, allowing developers to leverage the latest ESLint features and performance improvements while maintaining React-specific linting. If your project relies on ESLint 1.0.0-rc-1 or later, version 2.7.1 is necessary. Version 2.7.0 targets projects using version 0.24.0. Upgrading offers access to improved ESLint integration, contributing to cleaner, and more maintainable React code.

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