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Published 18 Jan, 2019 under Release Notes

ESLint v5.12.1 released

We just pushed ESLint v5.12.1, which is a patch release upgrade of ESLint. This release fixes several bugs found in the previous release.

Bug Fixes

aa56247 Fix: avoid loading core rules dynamically from FS in Linter (#11278) (Peter Metz)
c403445 Fix: warn constant on RHS of || in no-constant-condition (fixes #11181) (#11253) (Merlin Mason)
9194f45 Fix: Manage severity of 1 with TAP reporter (fixes #11110) (#11221) (Gabriel Cousin)

Documentation

04450bb Docs: clarify process for adding committers (#11272) (Kai Cataldo)
3ffcf26 Docs: add @g-plane as committer (#11277) (Kai Cataldo)
000f495 Docs: fix example for sort-imports ignoreDeclarationSort (#11242) (Remco Haszing)
7c0bf2c Docs: Add npx usage to Getting Started guide (#11249) (eyal0803)
da9174e Docs: fixes typo peerDepencies (#11252) (Christian Kühl)
9c31625 Docs: Improve custom formatter docs (#11258) (Nicholas C. Zakas)

Chores

eb5c401 Chore: use meta.messages in some rules (2/4) (refs #9870) (#10773) (薛定谔的猫)

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