Swagger-typescript-codegen version 1.11.0 refines the tooling and dependencies compared to the previous stable version 1.10.5. Examining the dependencies, version 1.11.0 shows the removal of jshint, suggesting a shift towards other linting or code quality tools. In devDependencies, the newer version also removes grunt-contrib-jshint while introducing new tools like prettier for code formatting, indicating a move toward more modern and automated code styling.
Users upgrading to version 1.11.0 can anticipate changes in the code linting process. The removal of jshint might necessitate updating linting configurations or adopting alternative linting tools like ESLint to maintain code quality standards. The addition of prettier offers automated code formatting which will keep your code aligned with configurable styling rules. The devDependencies were also revised, improving developer workflows.
Notably, the release date of 1.10.5 is much later than 1.11.0. This might suggest that 1.10.5 was tagged much later after the 1.11.0, or there was an error when tagging the release. The package structure also changed. While both versions offer similar core functionality for generating TypeScript code from Swagger/OpenAPI definitions, version 1.11.0 embodies changes in workflow and code styling processes, optimizing developer efficiency. Developers should review their build pipelines to align with these updates.
All the vulnerabilities related to the version 1.11.0 of the package
Got allows a redirect to a UNIX socket
The got package before 11.8.5 and 12.1.0 for Node.js allows a redirect to a UNIX socket.
