Lint-staged streamlines your development workflow by running linters only on files staged for commit, ensuring a consistently clean codebase. Versions 10.0.6 and 10.0.7 offer nearly identical functionality, focusing on core linting capabilities. Both rely on a robust set of dependencies including chalk for colorful console output, execa for executing commands, and micromatch for flexible file matching. Development dependencies like eslint, prettier, and jest highlight a commitment to code quality and testing.
A key difference lies in the releaseDate and potentially some minor internal adjustments affecting the unpackedSize. Version 10.0.7 was released shortly after 10.0.6, suggesting a quick fix or minor adjustment prompted the update. The unpacked size increased slightly from 65015 to 65284 bytes, which indicates modifications in the codebase.
For developers, upgrading from 10.0.6 to 10.0.7 is likely a low-risk endeavor and recommended to get the latest fixes. By incorporating lint-staged into your projects, developers can automate code formatting, catch errors early, and enforce code style guidelines before committing, substantially improving team collaboration and overall project health.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 10.0.7 of the package lint-staged