I noticed a bug when writing some code in a project where I have set up this plugin (thank you by the way, it helps out a lot!). When I wrote a named import but didn't specify anything to be imported it was being considered a side-effect import and moved to the bottom of the list of imports. Turns out there is no way to distinguish a side-effect import from an empty named import from looking at the AST, so the only thing I could think of what to look for a } from string in the nodes code to make it not being considered a side-effect import 🙂
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I noticed a bug when writing some code in a project where I have set up this plugin (thank you by the way, it helps out a lot!). When I wrote a named import but didn't specify anything to be imported it was being considered a side-effect import and moved to the bottom of the list of imports. Turns out there is no way to distinguish a side-effect import from an empty named import from looking at the AST, so the only thing I could think of what to look for a
} from
string in the nodes code to make it not being considered a side-effect import 🙂Additional context
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fixes #123
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