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eslint-plugin-unused-imports

4.1.4

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Version 4.1.4 Details

Eslint-plugin-unused-imports helps you maintain clean and efficient JavaScript and TypeScript codebases by identifying and flagging unused import statements. Comparing versions 4.1.3 and 4.1.4, developers will find key updates primarily in the development dependencies, reflecting a commitment to staying current with the evolving JavaScript ecosystem. Version 4.1.4 brings updates to @typescript-eslint packages: @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin and @typescript-eslint/parser are bumped to versions compatible with v5, v6 and v7 (using the npm alias), and also includes version 8.5.0 specifically. eslint is updated to version 9.10.0, and @types/eslint to version 9.6.1, indicating compatibility with more recent ESLint features and TypeScript definitions.

These dependency upgrades suggest improved compatibility and potential bug fixes related to newer TypeScript and ESLint versions. Notably, bumpp is also updated to version 9.5.2.

For developers using this plugin, these updates are significant because they ensure that the plugin seamlessly integrates with the latest tooling, reducing the risk of compatibility issues. The core functionality of identifying and removing unused imports remains consistent between the two versions. Users should upgrade to version 4.1.4 to benefit from the improved dependency alignment and ensure a smoother development experience, especially when working with the cutting edge features of TypeScript and ESLint. The peer dependencies remain consistent to ensure backwards compatiility.

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