Feature/linters v2 #90
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WalkthroughThe recent changes aim to refine the codebase by introducing stricter linting rules, enhanced documentation, and updated configurations. New ESLint plugins and configurations enforce code quality, security standards, and functional programming principles. These changes span across various files, including adjustments in ESLint settings, updates in component prop documentation, and syntax modifications in configuration files. Changes
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The review comment suggested verifying the consistency of using arrow functions in configuration files across the project. The script executed searched for the pattern module.exports = ( in JavaScript files, which would typically indicate the use of arrow functions. The results show that the only instance of an arrow function in a module export is found in babel.config.js.
This indicates that the use of arrow functions in configuration files is not a common practice throughout the project. Therefore, the original review comment's concern about consistency is valid.
Conclusion: The use of an arrow function in babel.config.js is not consistent with other configuration files in the project.
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The use of an arrow function for defining the Babel configuration is a modern syntax choice. Ensure that this change is consistent with the coding standards of the project, especially regarding the use of arrow functions in configuration files.
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# Check for consistency in the use of arrow functions in other configuration files
rg "module.exports = \(" --type js
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Project ID: wednesday-solutions_react-native-template_AY7hdnRSB2n8RRmGoU2M |
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Ifcomponent for clarity.CharacterWithQuotecomponent props.prettier,sonarjs,security, andfp.