@endo/eslint-plugin@3.0.0

Major Changes

• #3319 e352f0f Thanks @boneskull! - Breaking: Backwards compatibility with legacy ESLint config files is provided on a best-effort basis, given ESLint's deprecation of rules and third-party replacements. Recommended rules from ESLint 9+ have also been configured.

  Breaking: Minimum supported Node.js version is now v22.12.0.

  Breaking: @jessie.js/eslint-plugin is no longer a dependency of @endo/eslint-plugin. This removes a cyclic dependency (@jessie.js/eslint-plugin depends on @endo/eslint-plugin, and vice versa).

  • eslint-plugin-unicorn is no longer a peer dependency of @endo/eslint-plugin and can be safely removed from your devDependencies (unless you consume it directly, of course).
  • The flat/recommended config no longer registers the @jessie.js plugin, applies @jessie.js/safe-await-separator, or installs the use-jessie processor. The legacy recommended and internal configs likewise no longer extend plugin:@jessie.js/recommended or set the @jessie.js/use-jessie processor. See "Migration" below for more details.
  • New rules have been added from @eslint/js' recommended configuration, including no-assign-to-exported-let-var-or-function and no-harden-pattern-maker, which may or may not already be handled by your existing configuration.

  Migration: Consumers that rely on the rules and processor provided by @jessie.js/eslint-plugin must install @jessie.js/eslint-plugin manually and wire it up alongside @endo/eslint-plugin:

  import jessie from '@jessie.js/eslint-plugin';
  import endo from '@endo/eslint-plugin';
  
  export default [
    ...endo.configs['flat/recommended'],
    ...jessie.configs['flat/recommended'],
    { processor: jessie.processors['use-jessie'] },
  ];

  Furthermore, the new rules will need to be addressed as appropriate for your project.

• #3325 ac72fca Thanks @boneskull! - Certain tags are no longer allowed by our jsdoc/check-tag-names rule configuration, including @code.

  The new rules jsdoc/reject-any-type and jsdoc/ts-no-empty-object-type have been disabled.

Patch Changes

• #3305 6d6160d Thanks @turadg! - Republish with resolved dependency versions. The 2.6.0 manifest on npm shipped catalog: protocol specifiers for eslint-plugin-import and typescript, which npm cannot resolve; the publish toolchain now resolves the catalog: protocol to concrete version ranges at pack time. Fixes #3304.