Prettier 1.9.2 is a minor patch release following closely on the heels of Prettier 1.9.1, both versions of this opinionated code formatter designed to ensure consistent code style across projects. Developers looking to upgrade should be aware of slight adjustments primarily affecting the development workflow and dependency management. The core formatting functionality remains largely consistent.
Examining the devDependencies section reveals subtle changes. While both versions share a vast majority of dependencies, including crucial tools like jest, eslint, and rollup for testing, linting, and bundling respectively, a key difference lies in the specified version of prettier used as a dev dependency. Version 1.9.2 now utilizes prettier: "1.9.1", whereas 1.9.1 used "prettier":"1.9.0".This likely indicates a need to test the current code base against the previous iteration of Prettier during development, potentially catching any unexpected formatting regressions or edge cases introduced in the newer release. The update ensures developers can maintain high code quality and style consistency during the formatting process. The release dates suggest a rapid response to potential issues, showcasing the project's commitment to stability. Developers should test thoroughly after upgrading, paying close attention to any formatting changes after upgrading.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 1.9.2 of the package prettier