Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

Lint-staged 12.2.0 is a minor update over the previous stable version 12.1.7, focusing on enhancements and bug fixes related to overall package health. Both versions serve the same core purpose: to run linters against staged git files, ensuring code quality and consistency directly within the development workflow. The dependency list, which includes crucial packages like yaml, debug, execa, listr2, colorette, commander, lilconfig, micromatch, string-argv, cli-truncate, normalize-path, object-inspect, and supports-color, remains identical, indicating no major shifts in core functionalities or supported features. The development dependencies, including tools like jest, husky, eslint, prettier, and related babel plugins, are also the same, which indicates that the way the tests are made and the quality of the code is measured is still the same.

The primary differences between the version lie in the dist object. Lint-staged 12.2.0 sees a minor increase in both fileCount which moved from 26 to 28, and unpackedSize which moved from 89008 bytes to 93754 bytes, hinting at minor additions and/or modifications to the codebase, alongside an updated releaseDate. While the feature set likely remains the same, developers might benefit from upgrading to 12.2.0 to leverage any potential bug fixes, increased stability, or internal optimizations introduced. Ultimately, lint-staged ensures code consistency and integrates seamlessly into modern Git-based development workflows, offering a convenient and efficient way to maintain code quality.