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lint-staged

16.1.0

Comparision Betweeen 16.1.0 and 16.0.0

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Version 16.1.0 Details

Lint-staged streamlines your development workflow by automatically linting and formatting files staged in Git, ensuring code consistency and quality before commits. Comparing version 16.1.0 with the previous stable version 16.0.0, several updates stand out.

In the dependencies, yaml dependency sees an update, moving from version ^2.7.1 to ^2.8.0, debug also receives a bump, going from version ^4.4.0 to ^4.4.1, and commander jumps from v13.1.0 to v14.0.0. These updates could provide improvements, bug fixes and new features within the packages.

In devDependencies, the most notable changes come with upgrades to multiple eslint related dependencies. The core eslint package moves from 9.26.0 to 9.27.0, and @eslint/js mirrors, updating from 9.26.0 to 9.27.0. This could introduce new linting rules, performance enhancements, or address security vulnerabilities. Developers using lint-staged should be aware of the potential impact of these upgrades on their linting process.

The release date of version 16.1.0 is "2025-05-27T17:32:57.483Z", significantly later than 16.0.0's release date ("2025-05-10T17:24:05.861Z"). This points to accumulated changes, bug fixes, or feature additions implemented during the relatively small period. The file size saw slight increment in size from 131497 to 132664.

For developers, these dependency updates are likely the most impactful. Reviewing the changelogs of eslint , the associated eslint plugins, yaml, commander, and debug is recommended to understand the specific changes and ensure compatibility with existing projects.

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