Closed TrevorKarjanis closed 3 years ago
Our test suite currently invokes ESLint on the JS files in the repo. Would there be value in adding a placeholder TS file and linting it too? Might be overkill, just a suggestion.
Our test suite currently invokes ESLint on the JS files in the repo. Would there be value in adding a placeholder TS file and linting it too? Might be overkill, just a suggestion.
Yes, I think even a smoke test is valuable. However, that would require a TypeScript configuration and test file which I would like to leave for another PR. This ruleset currently requires type checking whereas @typescript-eslint/recommended separates rules that require types. That is a different discussion altogether.
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Linted and tested