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eslint-webpack-plugin

5.0.1

Comparision Betweeen 5.0.1 and 5.0.0

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Version 5.0.1 Details

Eslint-webpack-plugin versions 5.0.0 and 5.0.1 offer webpack integration for ESLint, ensuring code quality and consistency in your projects. Both versions share the same core dependencies like micromatch, jest-worker, schema-utils, @types/eslint and normalize-path, fundamental for path matching, worker management, schema validation, and type definitions.

The key changes lie in the development dependencies, reflecting updates in the tooling ecosystem. Version 5.0.1 updates packages like eslint to ^9.24.0 from ^9.19.0, webpack to ^5.99.5 from ^5.97.1, prettier to ^3.5.3 from ^3.4.2, typescript to ^5.8.3 from ^5.7.3, @types/node to ^22.14.0 from ^22.13.1, @commitlint/cli to ^19.8.0 from ^19.7.1, eslint-config-prettier to ^10.1.2 from ^10.0.1 and @commitlint/config-conventional to ^19.8.0 from ^19.7.1. Cspell was also bumped.

Developers should consider these updates for potential performance improvements, bug fixes, and new features introduced in the updated tools. Upgrading ensures compatibility with the latest ESLint rules, Webpack features, TypeScript syntax, and formatting standards. Version 5.0.1 likely brings minor bug fixes or support for the latest ESLint and webpack features, solidifying its position as a reliable choice for modern JavaScript/TypeScript projects. The peer dependencies remain constant, ensuring compatibility with ESLint 8.x or 9.x and Webpack 5.x. Therefore, upgrading to 5.0.1 is recommended to keep your tooling up-to-date.

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