Lint-staged is a popular and useful tool for running linters on files staged for commit in Git repositories, ensuring code quality and consistency. Comparing version 12.1.6 with the previous stable version 12.1.5, reveals subtle but important updates. Both share the same core dependencies like yaml, debug, execa, listr2, colorette, commander, lilconfig, micromatch, string-argv, cli-truncate, normalize-path, object-inspect, and supports-color, which handle configuration, debugging, task orchestration, command-line argument parsing, and terminal styling. Similarly, their development dependencies for testing and code formatting, including jest, husky, eslint, fs-extra, prettier, and related Babel plugins, remain consistent.
The key difference lies in the release date and potentially some minor internal changes not explicitly highlighted in the metadata. Version 12.1.6 was released on January 7, 2022, while 12.1.5 was released on January 2, 2022. This suggests the later version includes bug fixes or small enhancements implemented in the interim. While the unpackedSize in dist slightly decreases, indicating optimization, the impact seems minimal. For developers utilizing lint-staged, upgrading to version 12.1.6 is recommended to benefit from the latest fixes and potential refinements, leading to a more stable and reliable linting process within their Git workflow. Always review changelogs for detailed insights.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 12.1.6 of the package lint-staged
