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v9.0.0

27 May 15:20
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This release supports ESLint 9, though flat configs may still not work correctly.

The --ext option of eslint-nibble no longer defaults to .js (though ESLint, and therefore eslint-nibble, will look for .js files by default). This is because in ESLint 9, the option was removed. If you are using a version of ESLint prior to 9, you may need to specify --ext explicitly.

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  • Change default extensions option to run on all file types by @zpeleg in #117
  • Update eslint peer dependency range by @IanVS in #126

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v8.1.0

18 Aug 15:22
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v8.0.2

04 May 17:41
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v8.0.1

20 Jan 02:54
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v8.0.0

01 Dec 02:12
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In order to support ESLint version 8, versions of ESLint less than 7.0.0 are no longer supported. If you need to use an older version of ESLint, please install version 7 of eslint-nibble.

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V7.0.0

24 Jun 15:23
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Due to updates of dependencies, support for node < 12 has been dropped.

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V6.1.0

15 Dec 18:01
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v6.0.0-beta.3

01 Aug 17:50
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Fixes build problems from previous betas.

v6.0.0-beta.1

01 Aug 02:22
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Replaces git fork installation with scoped package to fix #62.

v6.0.0

01 Aug 21:00
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New Features

This release adds three new flags: --no-interactive, --format, and --multi.

The flags --no-interactive and --format are intended to be used in a CI environment or any other time that you do not want the interactive menu to be shown. Instead, errors will be shown in whatever format you specify. The --format flag has no effect if --no-interactive is not also set.

Together with the --rule flag, this can be useful if you are in the middle of a large cleanup and would like to prevent new linting errors that you've already fixed from being re-introduced.

The --multi flag will allow the selection of multiple rules at one time in the interactive rule chooser.

Breaking changes

  • Requires node 8 or higher due to upgrades of internal dependencies.