Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

Lint-staged version 12.3.2 is a minor release immediately following 12.3.1, both designed to streamline Git workflows by running linters on staged files. The core functionality remains constant: lint-staged executes configured linters only on the files you're about to commit, ensuring a clean and consistent codebase. Both versions include dependencies like yaml for configuration file parsing, debug for debugging output, execa for executing commands, listr2 for elegant task management, and colorette for colorful console output. Key utilities such as commander for command-line interface handling, lilconfig for configuration loading, and micromatch for file matching are also consistent.

The devDependencies also remain unchanged from 12.3.1 to 12.3.2, indicating that the developer tooling and testing infrastructure are consistent. This includes vital tools like jest for testing, husky for Git hooks, eslint with associated plugins and configurations for code linting and style enforcement with prettier, and Babel for JavaScript transpilation. This consistency ensures a reliable development environment.

The most notable difference appears to be within the dist metadata. While both versions have the same number of files (28), the unpackedSize differs slightly, with 12.3.2 being marginally larger (95686 bytes vs 95621 bytes). This suggests minor internal adjustments or additions, that don't require an update of dependencies. The releaseDate confirms that 12.3.2 came out a few days after 12.3.1. Since there are no dependency updates specified in this minor release, upgrading to 12.3.2 should be a safe and painless experience, potentially addressing small bugs or edge cases.