Closed spiicy-sauce closed 7 years ago
Looking at conversations related to this here, I'm not sure we should keep this.
Even if we do, the versions went from fixed to carret, which is almost definitely not what we want.
@JHilker @also
Even if we do, the versions went from fixed to carret, which is almost definitely not what we want.
I noticed that, but Airbnb does it too, so I'm not worried.
"But Trevor, if Airbnb jumped off a cliff, would you do it too?"
Yes.
AirBNB's setup also breaks constantly. Which was why we did not put the carrets :)
Alright; how do you want to proceed? Revert and unpublish 7.4.0?
Probably can just push a new version instead of unpublishing.
@Phoenixmatrix Yeah I'm on board with reverting (based on that other conversation). But tbh the versioning issues were a lot bigger for me. I literally can't npm install
at this point because this package requires a specific minor versions of several packages.
@TrevorBurnham @Phoenixmatrix 7.4.0 wasn't actually published on npm yet since I didn't have the right credentials.
Ah, I'll revert, then.
^ Reverted.
This allows for a common pattern of omitting object keys via destructuring. This rule option became available in 3.17.0, and other workarounds to get the linter to ignore this pattern are quite annoying.