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eslint-plugin-react

7.33.1

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Version 7.33.1 Details

eslint-plugin-react has released version 7.33.1, a minor update following version 7.33.0. Both versions provide React-specific linting rules for ESLint, enhancing code quality and consistency in React projects. Key dependencies for core functionality like semantic versioning (semver), module resolution (resolve), AST parsing (doctrine, estraverse, jsx-ast-utils), and ECMAScript feature support (various object and array polyfills) remain consistent between the two versions. The peer dependency on ESLint itself (^3 || ^4 || ^5 || ^6 || ^7 || ^8) ensures compatibility with a wide range of ESLint versions.

Developers will find that the development dependencies, crucial for testing, building, and documentation, are extensive in both versions, encompassing tools like Mocha, Sinon, Istanbul, and a suite of Babel and Typescript related packages. This robust dev environment reflects a commitment to rigorous testing and modern JavaScript/JSX support. Though seemingly identical from glancing at the metadata, the updated version 7.33.1 includes potentially unlisted crucial bug fixes or minor enhancements that could improve overall stability or developer experience, without altering major dependencies. Check the project's changelog or release notes for these specific details. If upgrading from any version before 7.33.0, you'll also receive prior improvements. The release date difference indicates active maintenance further proving this plugin´s stability.

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