v5.3.0

• Camelcase - support for optional chaining [#163] (thanks @villesau)

v5.2.0

• Test against modern node versions #157, thanks @amilajack!
• Support optional calls in no-unused-expressions #158, thanks @lehni!
• Add valid-typeof rule with support for BigInt #161

v5.1.0

• Fixed a bug in the semi rule when the omitLastInOneLineBlock option is used with class properties (#144)
• Sync'd new-cap tests with latest from ESLint to make sure there are no regressions
• Updated eslint-plugin-composer to v0.3.0
• Added support for do expressions to the no-unused-expressions rule, thanks @lyleunderwood (#131)

v5.0.0

v5.0.0

Thanks to @existentialism

• Use eslint-rule-composer #138
• New peerDependency on ESLint 4
• Handle JSXFragment for quotes

v4.1.2

Bug Fix

• #126

babel/semi: doesn't fail when using for await (let something of {}). Includes class properties

v4.1.1

💀 Deprecate

• Deprecate rule no-await-in-loop #123

Thanks to @daltones!

v4.1.0

New

• babel/semi: Includes class properties (🛠 ) #121

Thanks to @aaronjensen

v4.0.0

Breaking Change

• Drop node < 4 #113

New Feature

• babel/no-invalid-this: doesn't fail when inside class properties #101

class A {
  a = this.b;
}

Deprecated Rules #115

Many rules are built-in now since ESLint supports es2017, etc

• babel/generator-star-spacing: Use generator-star-spacing.
• babel/object-shorthand: Use object-shorthand.
• babel/arrow-parens: Use arrow-parens.
• babel/func-params-comma-dangle: Use comma-dangle.
• babel/array-bracket-spacing: Use array-bracket-spacing.
• babel/flow-object-type: Use flowtype/object-type-delimiter.

v3.3.0

New Feature

• #64 Add func-params-comma-dangle rule @zertosh
• babel/func-params-comma-dangle: Require or forbid trailing commas for function paramater lists. Behaves like, and takes the same options as, eslint's comma-dangle. (🛠 )
• #62 Add auto-fix for arrow-parens @lemonmade

v3.2.0

New

• babel/flow-object-type: Require a particular separator between properties in Flow object types.
  • Use the option semicolon to require semicolons (e.g. type Foo = { bar: number; baz: string }).
  • Use the option comma to require commas (e.g. type Foo = { bar: number, baz: string }).