Lint-staged version 15.2.7 is a minor patch release over version 15.2.6, both serving as tools to lint files staged in Git repositories, ensuring code quality before commits. They share identical core functionalities and dependency structures, relying on packages like yaml, chalk, execa, listr2, and commander for their operation. Both versions also include the same suite of development dependencies, such as jest, husky, eslint, and prettier, indicating a consistent testing and development environment.
The primary notable difference lies in the dist metadata. Version 15.2.7 shows a slightly smaller unpacked size (119648 bytes) compared to 15.2.6 (119724 bytes) and a more recent release date (June 12, 2024) versus (June 11, 2024). This suggests that version 15.2.7 likely contains minor bug fixes, performance improvements, or documentation updates that don't affect the API or introduce new features. For developers currently using lint-staged, upgrading to 15.2.7 is recommended to benefit from any potential improvements or fixes present in the newer version. The upgrade should be seamless given the identical dependency list. Developers installing lint-staged for the first time will naturally receive the latest version, benefiting from the most up-to-date and potentially stable release. The tool continues to offer value by automating code linting, reducing integration issues.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 15.2.7 of the package lint-staged