Standard version 16.0.2 is a minor release in the popular JavaScript Standard Style linting tool. Examining the differences between this version and its predecessor, 16.0.1, reveals subtle but potentially impactful changes for developers aiming for code consistency. The core JavaScript linting experience remains largely the same, with both versions utilizing the same core ESLint plugins and configurations for Node, React, Promises, and standard JavaScript/JSX styles. Dependencies such as eslint-plugin-node, eslint-plugin-react, eslint-plugin-import, eslint-plugin-promise, eslint-config-standard, and eslint-config-standard-jsx remain pinned to the same versions, ensuring consistent rule enforcement with respect to those plugins.
A key difference lies in the standard-engine dependency. Version 16.0.2 upgrades to standard-engine ^14.0.1 from ^14.0.0. This likely incorporates under-the-hood improvements to the Standard engine itself, potentially fixing bugs, enhancing performance, or refining the command-line interface. While the core style rules remain consistent, this update could affect how Standard is executed and integrated into development workflows. The small reduction in file size and unpacked size in 16.0.2 hints at minor optimizations made during the release. Given the shared dependency versions for ESLint and its plugins, developers upgrading to 16.0.2 can expect a primarily seamless transition with potential efficiency gains.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 16.0.2 of the package standard
