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lint-staged

15.3.0

Comparision Betweeen 15.3.0 and 15.2.11

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Version 15.3.0 Details

Lint-staged has released version 15.3.0, building upon the solid foundation of its previous stable version, 15.2.11. While the core functionality of linting files staged by Git remains consistent, several dependency updates bring improvements and refinements to the developer experience.

Notably, the new version includes updates to development dependencies, such as eslint which jumps from version 9.16.0 to 9.17.0, @eslint/js also moving from 9.16.0 to 9.17.0, eslint-plugin-n updating from 17.15.0 to 17.15.1, eslint-plugin-jest upgrading from 28.9.0 to 28.10.0, and @changesets/cli from 2.27.10 to 2.27.11. These upgrades likely provide access to the latest linting rules, performance enhancements, and bug fixes within those respective tools, ensuring a smoother and more reliable linting process. Chalk was updated between the versions too from 5.3.0 to 5.4.1.

For developers, these updates translate to better code quality enforcement, reduced potential for errors, and access to the most current features and best practices in the JavaScript ecosystem. While no changes are noted in the primary dependencies, the upgrades in the developer dependencies demonstrate a commitment to maintaining a modern and well-supported development environment for lint-staged users. The updated release date also assures users of active maintenance and continued improvements to the package. Finally the unpacked size of the library had a slight increase to 124046 from 122682.

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