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eslint-plugin-standard

1.3.2

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Version 1.3.2 Details

Eslint-plugin-standard, designed to enforce Standard JavaScript style guidelines through ESLint, saw a notable update between versions 1.3.1 and 1.3.2. The core functionality of the plugin remains the same, aiming to provide a consistent and readable code style. However, under the hood, the upgrade is significant for developers relying on specific ESLint versions.

Version 1.3.2 updates the supported ESLint version to '^2.0.0-rc.0', representing a move to accommodate newer ESLint features and improvements. Developers upgrading to the latest ESLint are encouraged to use version 1.3.2 of eslint-plugin-standard to ensure compatibility and proper functionality without potential breaking changes. Keeping peer dependencies updated to the latest major versions ensures that all the linting rules within the plugin work as intended when the eslint engine lints your code.

While the plugin's purpose remains consistent – providing linting rules to conform to StandardJS – this upgrade highlights the importance of aligning plugin versions with the core linter's capabilities. Developers still using ESLint 1.x can continue using version 1.3.1 of eslint-plugin-standard, while those on ESLint 2.x and above should transition to version 1.3.2 for optimal performance and compatibility. Both versions maintain the same MIT license and can be found on the project's GitHub repository, making it easy to access and contribute to the project.

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