Version History

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📦 husky

A full version history of the husky package with size, number of distributed files and dependency evolution.

Unpacked Size

Historyical package size changes accross diffent versions of the package

Number of Files

Historycal changes package file numbers across different versions of the package

Dependencies

Number of dependencies for all the versions of the package

Versions Summary

Husky, a widely-used npm package, enforces Git hooks to prevent bad commits and pushes. Its version history reflects a continuous evolution, improving functionality and adapting to modern development practices. The initial versions, starting from 0.4.0 in 2014, focused on basic pre-commit and pre-push hooks, relying on rm-r for removing files. As the package matured, versions 0.5.3 and onwards replaced rm-r with rimraf, showcasing a shift towards more robust and reliable tools.

The 0.x series introduced dependencies like "normalize-path" and new pre/post hooks like "post-merge", showing expanding capabilities. Version 0.12.0 brought in testing frameworks like Mocha and Expect, and dev dependencies like mock-fs, enhancing code quality. The 1.x series upgraded dependencies like execa and introduced TypeScript for better maintainability and type safety. From version 2 onwards, Husky embraced modern tooling such as ESLint and Prettier for consistent code style, further solidifying its reputation as a reliable Git hooks manager. Notably, version 5 switched to a new simplified installation method to promote ease of setup. The most recent versions in the 9.x series continue developing the core functionality in maintaining a modern Git hooks tool.

Version	Dependencies	Dev Dependencies	Distributed Files	Unpacked Size
9.1.7	0	0	7
9.1.6	0	0	7
9.1.5	0	0	7
9.1.4	0	0	7
9.1.3	0	0	7
9.1.2	0	0	7	-4.6%-4.6%
9.1.1	0	0	7	4.7%4.7%
9.1.0	0	0	7	11.4%11.4%
9.0.11	0	0	7
9.0.10	0	0	7
9.0.9	0	0	7
9.0.8	0	0	7	-0.8%-0.8%
9.0.7	0	0	7
9.0.6	0	0	7
9.0.5	0	0	7
9.0.4	0	0	7
9.0.3	0	0	7	0.9%0.9%
9.0.2	0	0	7
9.0.1	0	-100%-100%0	-12.5%-12.5%7	-43.9%-43.9%
8.0.3	0	7	8	0.9%0.9%
8.0.2	0	7	8
8.0.1	0	7	8
8.0.0	0	7	8	5.4%5.4%
7.0.4	0	7	8	-0.8%-0.8%
7.0.3	0	7	8	0.8%0.8%
7.0.2	0	7	8
7.0.1	0	7	8	1.1%1.1%
7.0.0	0	100%100%7	8	-2%-2%
6.0.0	0	-100%-100%0	-38.5%-38.5%8	-77.1%-77.1%
5.2.0	0	-37.5%-37.5%10	8.3%8.3%13	2.1%2.1%
5.1.3	0	16	12	2.3%2.3%
5.1.2	0	16	12	-0.6%-0.6%
5.1.1	0	16	12	0.9%0.9%
5.1.0	0	16	9.1%9.1%12	4%4%
5.0.9	0	16	11	1.1%1.1%
5.0.8	0	16	-8.3%-8.3%11	-1.9%-1.9%
5.0.7	0	16	12	0.4%0.4%
5.0.6	0	6.7%6.7%16	-58.6%-58.6%12	-46.5%-46.5%
5.0.5	0	15	123.1%123.1%29	81.3%81.3%
5.0.4	0	15	13	0.7%0.7%
5.0.3	0	15	13	0.2%0.2%
5.0.2	0	15	13	0.6%0.6%
5.0.1	0	15	13
5.0.0	-100%-100%0	-42.3%-42.3%15	-48%-48%13	-53.4%-53.4%
4.3.8	10	26	25	0.1%0.1%
4.3.7	10	26	25
4.3.6	10	26	4.2%4.2%25	0.9%0.9%
4.3.5	10	4%4%26	24
4.3.4	10	25	24
4.3.3	10	25	-4%-4%24	-72.8%-72.8%

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Version	Deps	N. of Files	Size
9.1.7	0	7
9.1.6	0	7
9.1.5	0	7
9.1.4	0	7
9.1.3	0	7
9.1.2	0	7	-4.6%-4.6%
9.1.1	0	7	4.7%4.7%
9.1.0	0	7	11.4%11.4%
9.0.11	0	7
9.0.10	0	7
9.0.9	0	7
9.0.8	0	7	-0.8%-0.8%
9.0.7	0	7
9.0.6	0	7
9.0.5	0	7
9.0.4	0	7
9.0.3	0	7	0.9%0.9%
9.0.2	0	7
9.0.1	-100%-100%0	-12.5%-12.5%7	-43.9%-43.9%
8.0.3	7	8	0.9%0.9%
8.0.2	7	8
8.0.1	7	8
8.0.0	7	8	5.4%5.4%
7.0.4	7	8	-0.8%-0.8%
7.0.3	7	8	0.8%0.8%
7.0.2	7	8
7.0.1	7	8	1.1%1.1%
7.0.0	100%100%7	8	-2%-2%
6.0.0	-100%-100%0	-38.5%-38.5%8	-77.1%-77.1%
5.2.0	-37.5%-37.5%10	8.3%8.3%13	2.1%2.1%
5.1.3	16	12	2.3%2.3%
5.1.2	16	12	-0.6%-0.6%
5.1.1	16	12	0.9%0.9%
5.1.0	16	9.1%9.1%12	4%4%
5.0.9	16	11	1.1%1.1%
5.0.8	16	-8.3%-8.3%11	-1.9%-1.9%
5.0.7	16	12	0.4%0.4%
5.0.6	6.7%6.7%16	-58.6%-58.6%12	-46.5%-46.5%
5.0.5	15	123.1%123.1%29	81.3%81.3%
5.0.4	15	13	0.7%0.7%
5.0.3	15	13	0.2%0.2%
5.0.2	15	13	0.6%0.6%
5.0.1	15	13
5.0.0	-58.3%-58.3%15	-48%-48%13	-53.4%-53.4%
4.3.8	36	25	0.1%0.1%
4.3.7	36	25
4.3.6	36	4.2%4.2%25	0.9%0.9%
4.3.5	2.9%2.9%36	24
4.3.4	35	24
4.3.3	35	-4%-4%24	-72.8%-72.8%

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