Ran into an issue where multiple spaces in a template literal will falsely reports no-multi-spaces. Here is an example:
const test = `${'test'} ` // Note the two spaces after ${'test'}
I traced it down to an issue with the tslint-eslint-rules dependency which has been fixed by the latest version of the package. This should be able to be fixed by updating the tslint-eslint-rules package.
Ran into an issue where multiple spaces in a template literal will falsely reports no-multi-spaces. Here is an example:
I traced it down to an issue with the tslint-eslint-rules dependency which has been fixed by the latest version of the package. This should be able to be fixed by updating the tslint-eslint-rules package.