Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

Lint-staged 16.1.2 represents a minor version bump over 16.1.1, offering subtle improvements for developers leveraging Git hooks to streamline code quality enforcement. Both versions maintain identical core functionality, relying on the same robust set of dependencies crucial for their operation. These include "yaml" for configuration handling, "chalk" for enhanced console output, "debug" for insightful logging, "listr2" for elegant task management, and "commander" for command-line interface capabilities. Development dependencies, like Jest for testing, Husky for Git hook integration, ESLint for linting, and Prettier for code formatting, are also consistent, ensuring comparable development tooling support.

The significant difference between the two versions lies in the "dist" metadata, specifically the "unpackedSize". Version 16.1.2 boasts an unpacked size of 136190 bytes compared to 135850 bytes in version 16.1.1, indicating minor code changes, such as bug fixes or improvements. The release dates also differ, with version 16.1.2 being newer. For developers already using lint-staged, upgrading to 16.1.2 is generally recommended due to potential bug fixes and enhancements. However, given the small difference in unpacked size, the update is likely incremental. Both version are well supported and are using the last versions of eslint, prettier, typescript and jest. As a result lint staged is a good option to keep code consistency.