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yaml-eslint-parser

0.3.2

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Version 0.3.2 Details

The yaml-eslint-parser package provides a crucial bridge for developers wanting to lint YAML files within their JavaScript/TypeScript projects using ESLint. Version 0.3.2 represents a minor update over the previous stable version, 0.3.1. Both versions offer the same core functionality: parsing YAML into an AST (Abstract Syntax Tree) compatible with ESLint, enabling developers to leverage ESLint's extensive rule set to enforce code style and best practices within their YAML configurations. The key dependencies, like yaml for parsing and eslint-visitor-keys for AST traversal, remain consistent between the versions, ensuring continued compatibility and functionality. The development dependencies are also identical, indicating that the primary focus of the update was likely on internal improvements or bug fixes rather than significant feature additions. While the fileCount remains the same at 25 files, the unpackedSize increased from 65808 bytes to 65810 bytes which indicates a very small adjustment made to the source code of the newer release. Most importantly, 0.3.2 was released shortly after 0.3.1 on January 11, 2021, suggesting the update could address a critical bug or implement a small compatibility fix discovered soon after 0.3.1's release. Developers already using yaml-eslint-parser should update to the latest version to benefit from these potential improvements. For new users, either version provides a solid foundation for YAML linting, but 0.3.2 is recommended to ensure the latest fixes and refinements.

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