typescript-eslint has a mode that you can work with that will leverage the ts typechecker for more powerful linting. It requires a little more set up and it seems like it works best with a single project (in other words, once I implemented it it was working well with just the main azle project and not with the tests, I think it's because each of those is it's own module and would need to be compiled separately and perhaps even under different rules.) So we need to figure out some way to still lint our tests before we can adopt this more powerful linter.
typescript-eslint has a mode that you can work with that will leverage the ts typechecker for more powerful linting. It requires a little more set up and it seems like it works best with a single project (in other words, once I implemented it it was working well with just the main azle project and not with the tests, I think it's because each of those is it's own module and would need to be compiled separately and perhaps even under different rules.) So we need to figure out some way to still lint our tests before we can adopt this more powerful linter.