Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

Lint-staged version 10.2.0 introduces notable changes and improvements compared to version 10.1.7, making it a worthwhile upgrade for developers utilizing this popular tool for running linters on staged git files. One significant difference lies in the dependencies. While both versions share many common dependencies like chalk, debug, execa, dedent, commander, micromatch, cosmiconfig, log-symbols, string-argv, normalize-path, stringify-object, and please-upgrade-node, a key upgrade is from listr in version 10.1.7 to listr2 in the newer 10.2.0. This indicates potential enhancements in task list management and user interface during linting processes.

Furthermore, the development dependencies reveal shifts in the linting and testing setup. Version 10.1.7 had specific ESLint plugins (eslint-plugin-react, eslint-plugin-flowtype, eslint-plugin-jsx-a11y) and a custom ESLint configuration (eslint-config-okonet) which are absent in version 10.2.0. Instead, 10.2.0 features the inclusion of babel-eslint. It is not clear what impact this has on the linting setup, but the upgrade of listr to listr2 along with adjustments to the ESLint configuration hints at improvements in the developer experience and possibly enhanced performance or feature set. The updated version also shows a slight size increase, suggesting added features, optimizations, or dependency updates. For developers, upgrading to 10.2.0 offers refined linting workflows of staged files using listr2, potentially leading to a more efficient and streamlined experience.