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eslint-plugin-typescript

0.14.0

Comparision Betweeen 0.14.0 and 0.13.0

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Version 0.14.0 Details

Eslint-plugin-typescript version 0.14.0 brings several notable changes compared to its predecessor, version 0.13.0. Both versions serve as TypeScript plugins for ESLint, enabling developers to enforce consistent code style and catch potential errors in their TypeScript projects. A key difference lies in the typescript dev dependency, which is upgraded from version ~2.8.1 to ~2.9. This update likely incorporates new TypeScript language features and bug fixes, allowing developers to leverage the latest capabilities of TypeScript within their linting workflow.

Furthermore, the typescript-eslint-parser dependency has been updated from version ^15.0.0 to ^17.0.1. This parser is responsible for converting TypeScript code into an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) that ESLint can understand. This significant version jump likely includes improvements to parsing accuracy, performance enhancements, and better support for newer TypeScript syntax. Developers should anticipate more reliable linting results and fewer false positives or negatives.

While both versions share a MIT license and retain Nicholas C. Zakas as the author, the newer version boasts a smaller unpacked size (191909 bytes vs 691849 bytes) and file count (53 vs 82). This suggests potential optimizations, code cleanup, or removal of redundant files, possibly contributing to faster installation and execution times. Finally, version 0.14.0 was released on November 26, 2018, approximately a month after version 0.13.0's release on November 1, 2018, indicating a relatively active development cycle and responsiveness to community feedback or bug reports.

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