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prefer-const(fixes #7712) (#7717) (Teddy Katz)operator-linebreak(fixes #7459) (#7726) (Teddy Katz)indentoptions for array and object literals (fixes #7473) (#7681) (Teddy Katz)capitalized-comments(#7701) (Teddy Katz)package.json(#7684) (Kent C. Dodds)The new version differs by 502 commits .
da79f173.12.0519e790Build: package.json and changelog update for 3.12.0e569225Update: fix false positive/negative of yoda rule (fixes #7676) (#7695)e95a230Fix: indent "first" option false positive on nested arrays (fixes #7727) (#7728)81f9e7dFix: Allow duplicated let declarations inprefer-const(fixes #7712) (#7717)1d0d61dNew: Add no-await-in-loop rule (#7563)2cdfb4eNew: Additional APIs (fixes #6256) (#7669)4278c42Update: make no-obj-calls report errors for Reflect (fixes #7700) (#7710)4742d82Docs: clarify the default behavior ofoperator-linebreak(fixes #7459) (#7726)a8489e2Chore: Avoid parserOptions boilerplate in tests for ES6 rules (#7724)b921d1fUpdate: addindentoptions for array and object literals (fixes #7473) (#7681)7079c89Update: Add airbnb-base to init styleguides (fixes #6986) (#7699)63bb3f8Docs: improve the documentation for the autofix API (#7716)f8786fbUpdate: add fixer forcapitalized-comments(#7701)abfd24fFix: don't validate schemas for disabled rules (fixes #7690) (#7692)There are 250 commits in total. See the full diff.
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