Eslint version 8.22.0 introduces subtle updates compared to the previous stable version, 8.21.0. While both versions share the same core dependencies and development tools, evidenced by identical entries like "ajv":"^6.10.0", "webpack":"^5.23.0" and the development dependency "eslint-plugin-unicorn":"^42.0.0", developers should be aware of the changes, mostly invisible but could be impacting the stability of your linting process.. These versions both utilize a rich ecosystem of tools, including testing frameworks like Mocha and Karma, and build tools like Webpack, offering a testament to the project's commitment to quality and modern development practices. While a direct comparison doesn't reveal immediate version bumps in vital dependencies that would flag considerable improvements, Eslint's iterative approach ensures ongoing refinements in performance and stability. Developers, particularly those adopting the tool in CI/CD pipelines, will appreciate these reliability improvements, even if they do not represent feature releases. By sticking to small releases the library ensures an easy upgrade process. Carefully asses the release notes of each version before upgrading to make sure your configuration adheres by recent changes. Both versions are licensed under MIT which makes them very permissive to use, so developers can implement it without worrying about legal constraints.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 8.22.0 of the package eslint