Pauline

> Even if we'd have some sort of RPC framework, it'd still need to make some calls over the network to fetch/update latest state for client-side logic. It means we're...

> Can you provide some real-world examples of where the types would actually be used? (beyond that someone could "one day" want to extend a rule, since I don't think...

> This seems to be a problem with 'CRLF' when I switch 'CRLF' to 'LF' in vscode, the error disappears... @Daydreamer-riri I think if you just set VSCode, Prettier options,...

@romantech when i try to do this i get a missing type declaration error at `import eslintPluginReactHooks from 'eslint-plugin-react-hooks';`. i think this package needs to provide type declarations

I can reproduce this as well. We need to switch all `crypto.createHash('sha256')` calls to use `node:crypto`

In addition to ESLint v9 support, we should add TypeScript definitions in the package for typechecking the plugin.

> @pauliesnug that's got nothing to do with eslint 9. we could certainly do that - to help plugin developers, but it seems like you mean so that users have...

> (if you're going to make type defs, please do so in DefinitelyTyped, so others can benefit) good idea, i'll do that until they are shipped alongside the plugin

> I honestly don't know, as I never used Dokka 😅 But yeah, it makes sense to support it at some point. I wonder if it would work if we...

> > > I honestly don't know, as I never used Dokka 😅 But yeah, it makes sense to support it at some point. > > > > > >...