Standard, a popular JavaScript style guide and linter, released version 16.0.1 shortly after version 16.0.0. Examining the differences, developers will find primarily updates to internal dependencies. Both versions maintain the core linter with eslint at ~7.12.1 and rely on standard-engine at ^14.0.0. The suite of eslint-plugin dependencies for Node.js, React, import handling, and promises remains consistent. The key change lies in the dependency eslint-config-standard, which increments from 16.0.0 to 16.0.1 , while eslint-config-standard-jsx stays at 10.0.0.
For developers using Standard, this suggests a minor update addressing specific rule configurations or bug fixes within the core Standard style guide. The development dependencies, including testing and utility libraries like tape, hallmark, minimist, cross-spawn and babel-eslint remain unchanged. This indicates that the underlying tooling and testing mechanisms remain stable. The distribution size increases slightly in version 16.0.1, suggesting potentially minor additions or tweaks to the included files compared to the prior version. Ultimately, upgrading from 16.0.0 to 16.0.1 seems like a relatively low-risk step aimed at incorporating refinements to the Standard linting rules, ensuring code consistency and adherance to the Standard JavaScript Style. The release date also indicates a very quick patch release and should be a safe upgrade for developers.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 16.0.1 of the package standard
