The common convention is to use # to talk about instance methods (replacing .prototype.) and . for static methods (as that's the way they are referenced in JS).
Many rules were already following that convention in their messages, but a few of them were messing that. This PR fixes this.
The common convention is to use
#
to talk about instance methods (replacing.prototype.
) and.
for static methods (as that's the way they are referenced in JS). Many rules were already following that convention in their messages, but a few of them were messing that. This PR fixes this.