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ESLint v4.18.2 released

We just pushed ESLint v4.18.2, which is a patch release upgrade of ESLint. This release fixes several bugs found in the previous release.

Bug Fixes

  • 6b71fd0 Fix: table@4.0.2, because 4.0.3 needs “ajv”: “^6.0.1” (#10022) (Mathieu Seiler)
  • f6901d0 Fix: remove catastrophic backtracking vulnerability (fixes #10002) (#10019) (Jamie Davis)
  • aea07dc Fix: Make max-len ignoreStrings ignore JSXText (fixes #9954) (#9985) (Rachael Sim)

Chores

  • 3c697de Chore: fix incorrect comment about linter.verify return value (#10030) (Teddy Katz)
  • 9df8653 Chore: refactor parser-loading out of linter.verify (#10028) (Teddy Katz)
  • e4f52ce Chore: Simplify dataflow in linter.verify (#10020) (Teddy Katz)
  • 33177cd Chore: make library files non-executable (#10021) (Teddy Katz)
  • 558ccba Chore: refactor directive comment processing (#10007) (Teddy Katz)
  • 18e15d9 Chore: avoid useless catch clauses that just rethrow errors (#10010) (Teddy Katz)
  • a1c3759 Chore: refactor populating configs with defaults in linter (#10006) (Teddy Katz)
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