Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

Lint-staged is a popular npm package that helps developers automatically format and lint files that are about to be committed in Git. This ensures code quality and consistency across projects by running linters and formatters only on the changed files, saving time and resources.

Between version 10.1.3 and 10.1.4, while the core functionality remains the same, there are subtle changes that can be interesting for developers. Both versions continue to rely on a robust set of dependencies, including tools like Chalk for terminal styling, Execa for running commands, Listr for creating task lists, and Cosmiconfig for configuration. The core dependencies remain identical between the two versions, indicating a focus on stability and feature consolidation.

The devDependencies sections are also identical, with tools like Jest for testing, Husky for Git hooks, ESLint for linting, and Prettier for code formatting playing a central role. The exact match indicates that the core development workflow and testing procedures remained unchanged.

While specific bug fixes or minor improvements introduced in the 10.1.4 release aren't explicitly detailed in the provided data, it's common for patch releases like this one to address smaller issues or enhancements. Developers should look at the changelog to assess if they are impacted by those and decide to update to stay current with bug fixes and potential performance improvements. If no issues are present v10.1.3 should be fine as well since there are no dependency or dev dependency updates.