eslint-module-utils - npm Package Versions

[2.2.0] - 2016-11-07

Fixed

• Corrected a few gaffs in the auto-ignore logic to fix major performance issues with projects that did not explicitly ignore node_modules. ([#654])
• [import/ignore setting] was only being respected if the ignored module didn't start with an import or export JS statement
• [prefer-default-export]: fixed crash on export extensions ([#653])

[2.0.0]! - 2016-09-30

Added

• [unambiguous] rule: report modules that are not unambiguously ES modules.
• recommended shared config. Roughly errors and warnings mixed together, with some parserOptions in the mix. ([#402])
• react shared config: added jsx: true to parserOptions.ecmaFeatures.
• Added [no-webpack-loader-syntax] rule: forbid custom Webpack loader syntax in imports. ([#586], thanks [@fson]!)
• Add option newlines-between: "ignore" to [order] ([#519])
• Added [no-unassigned-import] rule ([#529])

Breaking

• [import/extensions setting] defaults to ['.js']. ([#306])
• [import/ignore setting] defaults to nothing, and ambiguous modules are ignored natively. This means importing from CommonJS modules will no longer be reported by [default], [named], or [namespace], regardless of import/ignore. ([#270])
• [newline-after-import]: Removed need for an empty line after an inline require call ([#570])
• [order]: Default value for newlines-between option is now ignore ([#519])

Changed

• imports-first is renamed to [first]. imports-first alias will continue to exist, but may be removed in a future major release.
• Case-sensitivity: now specifically (and optionally) reported by [no-unresolved]. Other rules will ignore case-mismatches on paths on case-insensitive filesystems. ([#311])

Fixed

• [no-internal-modules]: support @-scoped packages ([#577]+[#578], thanks [@spalger])

[1.0.0] - 2016-02-24

Added

• [no-deprecated]: WIP rule to let you know at lint time if you're using deprecated functions, constants, classes, or modules.

Changed

• [namespace]: support deep namespaces ([#119] via [#157])

[1.0.0-beta.0] - 2016-02-13

Changed

• support for (only) ESLint 2.x
• no longer needs/refers to import/parser or import/parse-options. Instead, ESLint provides the configured parser + options to the rules, and they use that to parse dependencies.

Removed

• babylon as default import parser (see Breaking)