Lint-staged is a handy npm package that helps developers automatically lint staged files, ensuring code quality and consistency before committing changes to a Git repository. Comparing version 0.2.0 with the previous stable version 0.1.1 reveals key updates for developers aiming to streamline their workflow.
A significant change lies in the dependencies. Version 0.1.1 relied directly on eslint and stylelint for linting JavaScript and CSS files. In contrast, version 0.2.0 removes these direct dependencies, indicating a shift towards a more flexible and configurable linting setup. This means that developers upgrading to version 0.2.0 need to manage their linter configurations separately, potentially offering greater control over their linting rules and tool choices. The new version maintain the dependency staged-files that allows the library to check what files are staged.
The removal of direct linter dependencies in version 0.2.0 suggests a potential strategy to make lint-staged more adaptable to different project setups and preferred linting tools, offering a more streamlined and less opinionated core functionality. For developers, this translates to the need for a more explicit configuration but also empowers them to use their preferred linters without built-in limitations.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 0.2.0 of the package lint-staged
