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We will skip most of the options implemented by ESLint
I propose to implement a single option accessibility taking a value among:
explicit: requires an accessibility modifier for every member that allows that (a safe fix will add public).
none: forbid all accessibility modifiers (public, protecetd, public).
noPublic: forbid the use of public (a safe fix will remove it).
In contrast to the ESLint rule, I think we should use noPublic as the default because the omission of public1 is more common than its explicit use.
Note that we should always ignore parameter properties in constructors.
Description
Implement explicit-member-accessibility
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I propose to implement a single option
accessibility
taking a value among:explicit
: requires an accessibility modifier for every member that allows that (a safe fix will addpublic
).none
: forbid all accessibility modifiers (public
,protecetd
,public
).noPublic
: forbid the use ofpublic
(a safe fix will remove it).In contrast to the ESLint rule, I think we should use
noPublic
as the default because the omission ofpublic
1 is more common than its explicit use.Note that we should always ignore parameter properties in constructors.