3 posts tagged with "v7"

typescript-eslint is the tooling that enables standard JavaScript tools such as ESLint and Prettier to support TypeScript code. We've been working on a set of breaking changes and general features that we're excited to get in front of users. And now, we're excited to say that typescript-eslint v8 is released as stable! 🎉

We'd previously blogged about v8 in Announcing typescript-eslint v8 Beta. This blog post contains much of the same information as that one.

typescript-eslint is the tooling that enables standard JavaScript tools such as ESLint and Prettier to support TypeScript code. We've been working on a set of breaking changes and general features that we're excited to get in front of users soon. And now, we're excited to say that typescript-eslint v8 is ready for public beta testing! 🎉

Our plan for typescript-eslint v8 is to:

1. Have users try out betas starting in May of 2024
2. Respond to user feedback for the next ~1-2 months
3. Release a stable version within the next ~1-2 months

Nothing mentioned in this blog post is set in stone. If you feel passionately about any of the choices we've made here — positively or negatively — then do let us know on the typescript-eslint Discord's #v8 channel!

typescript-eslint is the tooling that enables standard JavaScript tools such as ESLint and Prettier to support TypeScript code.

We've been working on infrastructure improvements that will help ensuring long-term interoperability with other tools in the ecosystem. In particular this major release tightens our dependency requirements to help set us up for ESLint v9 and includes a new package typescript-eslint providing full support for flat config files!

Breaking Changes​

This is a small major release with just three breaking changes:

1. Update Node.js engine requirement to ^18.18.0 || >=20.0.0. This means we are dropping support for Node 16, 19, and Node 18 versions prior to 18.18.0. Note that this is the same requirement that ESLint v9 will impose.
2. Update the TypeScript peer dependency requirement to >=4.7.4.
3. Update the ESLint peer dependency requirement to ^8.56.0.

For most users this means that an upgrade from v6 should just look like this:

npm i eslint typescript @typescript-eslint/parser @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin

yarn add eslint typescript @typescript-eslint/parser @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin

pnpm add eslint typescript @typescript-eslint/parser @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin