function foo(wasModified) {
bar(wasModifed); // <- Typo!
}
So extending eslint:recommended is not just a recommendation like "Google is not opinionated blablabla", it is the best practice and strong recommendation.
The README includes a specific example about using eslint:recommended with the Google style rules. I think that's sufficient, and users can decide for themselves whether they want those rules or not.
Google eslint rules don't catch typos:
So extending
eslint:recommended
is not just a recommendation like "Google is not opinionated blablabla", it is the best practice and strong recommendation.