Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

Lint-staged version 9.2.1 introduces several notable updates compared to version 9.2.0, making it a worthwhile upgrade for developers prioritizing up-to-date tools and improved performance. A key change lies in the dependencies, with "del" being updated from ^4.1.1 to ^5.0.0 and "execa" from ^2.0.1 to ^2.0.3. These upgrades likely bring enhanced file deletion capabilities and improved process execution.

Significant changes are also present in the devDependencies. Version 9.2.1 features newer versions of essential development tools such as "eslint", "fs-extra", "prettier", "babel-jest", and several Babel-related packages like @babel/core and @babel/preset-env. Upgrading these dependencies often leads to better linting rules, optimized code formatting, and enhanced support for modern JavaScript features. Furthermore, the introduction of new eslint-plugin-* packages, specifically those concerning React, import statements, Flowtype, JSX accessibility, and Prettier, further strengthens the code quality and consistency checks.

While "husky" and "jest" also experience version bumps, the most impactful changes revolve around the linting and formatting tools, positioning version 9.2.1 as a more robust and developer-friendly choice for maintaining code quality in Git-staged files. Developers benefit from using updated tools, benefiting from enhanced performance, fewer bugs, and more advanced features.