Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

Version 1.0.0 of the ms package introduces several notable changes compared to its predecessor, version 0.7.3. While both versions share the core functionality of providing a tiny utility for converting milliseconds to human-readable formats (and vice versa), their development dependencies and overall tooling have evolved significantly.

Notably, version 1.0.0 embraces a more robust linting and code quality workflow, incorporating eslint and lint-staged. These additions ensure consistent code style and help catch potential errors early in the development process, fostering a more maintainable codebase. The integration of husky further enhances code quality by enabling Git hooks, which automatically run checks (like linting) before commits, enforcing standards across contributions. This focus on code quality is critical for developers seeking a reliable and well-maintained dependency.

In contrast, version 0.7.3 relies on xo for linting. and lacks the more modern tools likelint-staged and husky. It also includes serve, potentially used for local testing purposes. The shift in version 1.0.0 indicates a move towards a more standardized and comprehensive approach to code quality management using up-to-date tools. The core functionality remains the same, providing a simple and effective way to handle time conversions, but the upgraded development toolchain in version 1.0.0 promises a potentially more stable and consistent experience for developers that use this package in their products.