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0.3.25MIT
  • 0.3.25 is the latest, published 1 October 2026.
  • No known security advisory.
  • 0.x: 58 releases since 1 May 2022, 4 in the last 90 days.

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  1. 0.3.25

    1 October 2026
    Fix FILE_INVALID_JSX_EXTENSION not detecting the .ctsx extension

    Patch Changes

    • Fix FILE_INVALID_JSX_EXTENSION not detecting the .ctsx extension

    • Skip file existence check for browser field values that point at another package

  2. 0.3.24

    19 August 2026
    Check the repository.url value even when repository.type is omitted. type is optional and defaults to git, so packages using the object form without it were previously skipped for the deprecated-protocol, invalid-git-url, and shorthand-URL checks.

    Patch Changes

    • Check the repository.url value even when repository.type is omitted. type is optional and defaults to git, so packages using the object form without it were previously skipped for the deprecated-protocol, invalid-git-url, and shorthand-URL checks.

  3. 0.3.23

    4 August 2026
    Recursively detect test files (e.g. *.test.js, *.spec.ts) for the USE_FILES suggestion.

    Patch Changes

    • Recursively detect test files (e.g. *.test.js, *.spec.ts) for the USE_FILES suggestion.

    • The USE_FILES message now reports which internal files or directories triggered it via args.internalFilePaths

  4. 0.3.22

    23 July 2026
    Support npm v12 and pnpm v11

    Patch Changes

    • Support npm v12 and pnpm v11

    • Relax git url regex for repository validation

    • Recognize more common internal files for the USE_FILES suggestion.

    • Refactor supported package manager handling from @publint/pack

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