Husky is a popular npm package designed to enhance Git workflow by enabling Git hooks. It essentially prevents "bad" commits or pushes by allowing you to execute scripts before these actions occur. Version 0.14.3, released on July 5th, 2017, is a minor update following version 0.14.2, which came out on June 30th, 2017. Looking at the package metadata, the core functionality and dependencies remain consistent between these two versions meaning the update doesn't bring any new features or modifications to dependencies. Both versions rely on dependencies like is-ci for CI environment detection, strip-indent for code formatting, and normalize-path for path manipulation. Development dependencies, including jest for testing, tempy for temporary file creation, mkdirp for directory creation, rimraf for file deletion, and prettier for code formatting, are also identical.
Essentially, the move from 0.14.2 to 0.14.3 represents a minor release, likely involving bug fixes or small internal improvements. For developers already using Husky, upgrading to 0.14.3 is recommended to ensure they have the latest bug fixes. For new adopters, either version will provide robust Git hook management; however, opting for the newest (0.14.3) is generally preferable. The simple setup and transparent nature of Husky ensure a smoother development process, enforcing code quality and preventing common errors before they are pushed to the repository.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 0.14.3 of the package husky
