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10.1.6

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Version 10.1.6 Details

Lint-staged version 10.1.6 brings several key upgrades and refinements compared to the previous stable version 10.1.5, primarily focusing on dependency updates for enhanced stability and development workflows. Developers will appreciate the move to newer versions of crucial packages like chalk, increasing from ^3.0.0 to ^4.0.0 for improved terminal styling, and execa, jumping from ^3.4.0 to ^4.0.0, offering enhanced process execution capabilities.

Significant updates also appear in the development dependencies, showcasing a commitment to modern tooling. Jest, a popular testing framework, moves from ^24.9.0 to ^25.3.0. ESLint jumps from ^6.7.2 to ^6.8.0 with related updates to its plugins like eslint-plugin-node, eslint-plugin-react, eslint-plugin-import, eslint-plugin-flowtype, eslint-plugin-jsx-a11y, and eslint-plugin-prettier providing more comprehensive code linting. The upgrade of Prettier from ^1.19.1 to ^2.0.4 ensures code formatting consistency. Babel upgrades, including @babel/core and @babel/preset-env going from ^7.7.4 to ^7.9.0 and ^7.9.5 respectively, along with @babel/plugin-proposal-object-rest-spread, boost JavaScript transpilation capabilities supporting modern JavaScript features. fs-extra for file system operations updates from ^8.1.0 to ^9.0.0. Husky, for Git hooks, goes from ^3.1.0 to ^4.2.5. These upgrades contribute to a cleaner, more efficient, and up-to-date development environment for those leveraging lint-staged in their projects, ensuring compatibility and access to the latest features in the JavaScript ecosystem.

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