Eslint-plugin-react versions 7.25.3 and 7.25.2 represent incremental updates to a vital tool for React developers, aiding in maintaining code quality and consistency through ESLint rules tailored for React projects. Both versions share a core description, offering React-specific linting, indicating a focus on refining existing functionality rather than introducing completely new features. Key dependencies like doctrine, estraverse, prop-types, and jsx-ast-utils remain consistent, ensuring stable parsing and analysis of React code. The peerDependencies entry for eslint remains broad, supporting ESLint versions 3 through 7, granting flexibility for integration into various project setups.
Examining the dependencies reveals a crucial change: version 7.25.3 replaces the dependency "has": "^1.0.3" present in 7.25.2 with "object.hasown": "^1.0.0". This suggests a move towards using the standard Object.hasOwn method available in modern JavaScript environments, potentially improving performance and reducing reliance on external packages for basic object property checks. Furthermore, the dist object which provides archive information regarding the package shows a slight size difference between the 2, with version 7.25.3 featuring a reduced unpackedSize in comparison to 7.25.2. This small alteration could be a consequence of the dependency change or general code optimisation within the plugin. The update was released just three days later indicating that the issue fixed was deemed important, so developers should consider the immediate upgrade to 7.25.3 to benefit from the improvements made.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 7.25.3 of the package eslint-plugin-react
