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lint-staged

10.0.10

Comparision Betweeen 10.0.10 and 10.0.9

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Version 10.0.10 Details

Lint-staged streamlines your development workflow by running linters only on files staged for commit, ensuring a consistently clean codebase. Version 10.0.10 builds upon the solid foundation of version 10.0.9, offering subtle improvements and refinements without major breaking changes. Both versions share a core set of dependencies, including chalk for stylized console output, execa for executing commands, listr for creating elegant task lists, and micromatch for flexible file matching. These dependencies allow lint-staged to integrate smoothly into various projects and linting setups.

The key difference lies in the release date and potentially very minor internal adjustments. Version 10.0.10 was released on March 29, 2020, five days after version 10.0.9. The later release might include bug fixes or dependency updates that improve the overall stability and performance of the tool. The slightly larger unpackedSize in version 10.0.10 may also indicate a minor code addition or adjustment. For developers, this means opting for the latest version (10.0.10) is generally recommended to benefit from the newest improvements.

Regardless of the specific version, lint-staged helps to reduce errors and enforce code style early in the development process. By integrating with popular tools like ESLint, Prettier, and others, it promotes consistent formatting and catches potential issues before they are committed, which helps to maintain a high-quality project. Both versions support husky for easy integration, and includes linters and formatters from being run needlessly on the entire project.

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