Lint-staged streamlines code quality workflows by running linters only on files staged for commit, ensuring a consistent code style without slowing down development. Comparing version 10.4.2 and 10.5.0, while both share a common core of dependencies such as Chalk for terminal styling, Debug for logging, and Execa for executing commands, the key difference lies in their release dates and potentially minor bug fixes or internal improvements. Version 10.5.0 was released on October 26, 2020, following version 10.4.2 released on October 17, 2020, suggesting it incorporates the latest updates and refinements available at that time.
For developers already using lint-staged, upgrading to 10.5.0 offers the assurance of running the most current stable release within the 10.x series, potentially benefiting from subtle enhancements and bug resolutions not present in the older version. Notably, the unpacked size of 10.5.0 is slightly larger than 10.4.2, implying potential additions or modifications. Both versions support popular linting tools like ESLint and Prettier, configured as devDependencies, and integrate well with Husky for Git hooks. The MIT license ensures broad usability, and the funding link points to an Open Collective for those who wish to support the project's development.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 10.5.0 of the package lint-staged