Standard, a popular JavaScript style guide and linter, has released version 17.1.2 following closely the release of version 17.1.1. Both versions maintain the core functionality of ensuring consistent code style across projects, adhering to the widely accepted JavaScript Standard Style. The update from 17.1.1 to 17.1.2 includes a notable upgrade to the eslint-plugin-react dependency, moving from version 7.35.2 to version 7.36.1. This update likely incorporates new linting rules and optimizations related to React development, potentially improving the detection of common React-specific issues and promoting best practices.
Developers already relying on Standard should consider upgrading to benefit from any React-related improvements and bug fixes included in the upgraded plugin. Although the changes appear minor on the surface, dependency upgrades can have significant implications for code quality and maintainability. Version 17.1.2 offers a slightly larger unpacked size compared to 17.1.1. Both versions were released very close to each other, within a timeframe of approximately one day. Standard continues to be licensed under the MIT license and welcomes contributions and sponsorship through its GitHub Sponsors, Patreon, and consulting options, reinforcing its commitment to the open-source community. The update highlights Standard's ongoing effort to stay current with the evolving JavaScript ecosystem.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 17.1.2 of the package standard
