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eslint-plugin-react

3.2.2

Comparision Betweeen 3.2.2 and 3.2.1

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Version 3.2.2 Details

Eslint-plugin-react version 3.2.2 builds upon the established foundation of 3.2.1, offering React-specific linting rules designed to enhance code quality and consistency in React projects. Both versions, authored by Yannick Croissant, share a common set of development dependencies, including mocha for testing, eslint for general linting, istanbul for code coverage, coveralls for reporting coverage, and babel-eslint for parsing JavaScript with Babel. The core functionality and purpose remain consistent: providing ESLint rules tailored for React development, aiding developers in identifying potential issues and enforcing best practices.

The key difference lies in the dependency specifications. Version 3.2.1 explicitly defines eslint as a peer dependency with a version constraint of ">=0.8.0 || ~1.0.0-rc-0". This means that users of version 3.2.1 are required to have ESLint installed in their project with a compatible version. Version 3.2.2 removes the peer dependency, which could indicate that it bundles ESLint or relies on a more generic environment without strict ESLint version requirements. This change might simplify installation and usage in some scenarios, potentially reducing dependency conflicts. Developers should consider this dependency change when upgrading, ensuring compatibility with their existing ESLint setup, or lack thereof. Both versions are licensed under the MIT license and are available through the npm registry, offering accessibility and ease of integration into various projects. The newer version was released on 2015-08-11 while the older was released on 2015-08-07.

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