Lint-staged is a popular npm package that helps developers automatically format and validate code before committing, ensuring code quality and consistency across projects. Version 12.0.2 and 12.0.1 are very similar, with changes targeting internal improvements and possibly bug fixes rather than new features. Both versions share the same core dependencies like debug, execa, listr2, colorette, commander, micromatch, cosmiconfig, string-argv, cli-truncate, normalize-path, object-inspect, and supports-color, indicating a stable API and functionality. The devDependencies, which include tools like jest, husky, eslint, prettier, and related Babel plugins and configurations, are also identical. This suggests that the development and testing processes remained consistent between the two versions.
The most noticeable difference lies in the dist section, specifically the unpackedSize, which is slightly smaller in version 12.0.2 (86608 bytes) compared to 12.0.1 (86630 bytes). This minor size reduction likely indicates optimized code or resource usage. The releases were also close in time, with version 12.0.2 released on November 14, 2021, following 12.0.1, released on November 13, effectively a day later. Developers considering either version can expect similar performance and compatibility, but opting for 12.0.2 might provide a slightly leaner package size. Both versions are licensed under MIT and maintained by Andrey Okonetchnikov, supported by community funding.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 12.0.2 of the package lint-staged
