Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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eslint-plugin-react

7.20.3

Comparision Betweeen 7.20.3 and 7.20.2

Identify the differences between the current version of the package and the previous one.

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Distributed Files

112

Unpacked Size

691.89 KB

689.78 KB

Version 7.20.3 Details

Eslint-plugin-react version 7.20.3 is a minor update to the popular ESLint plugin that provides React-specific linting rules, building upon the solid foundation of version 7.20.2. Both versions offer a comprehensive set of rules to enforce best practices in React development, promoting code consistency and helping to prevent common errors. The core dependencies, including has, resolve, doctrine, prop-types, jsx-ast-utils and several others related to object and array manipulation, remain consistent, ensuring a stable base for the plugin's functionality. Similarly, the development dependencies, vital for testing and building the plugin, stay unchanged, indicating a focus on maintaining the existing development workflow.

The key difference lies in the underlying code and potential bug fixes or minor enhancements incorporated in version 7.20.3. While the dependency list doesn't reveal specific feature additions, the increase in unpackedSize from 706339 to 708491 may indicate added code or improvements to existing rules. Developers should consider upgrading to 7.20.3 to benefit from any stability improvements or bug fixes. Given the shared peer dependency requirement of ESLint versions 3 through 7, the upgrade process should be seamless for most projects already using eslint-plugin-react. The release date difference of approximately one day suggests a rapid response to an identified issue, further highlighting the value of keeping up with the latest minor releases.

Security Vulnerabilities

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