Linus Unnebäck
Linus Unnebäck
1) We always use `return await promise`, and have yet to find a single instance when we would want to do just `return promise`. 2) I would say that I...
> Regarding the strict-boolean-expressions rule relaxing, that could be discussed outside the context of React, because it seems that it could be widely used in a variety of contexts. So...
Speaking of prop-types btw, are those still recommended by React? I know that react-native is removing them 🤔
I would personally be okay with completely removing the `react/prop-types` rule ☺️
I'm curious to know how often this actually comes up in your projects 🤔 In my team we love having this rule since it avoids some very hard to track...
This is very interesting, I'm a bit conflicting on this. When I first turned on `ts-standard` on our codebase this was definitely the rules that was broken the most. But...
To share one datapoint, when we updated our ~40k SLOC backend GraphQL API from `ts-standard` 10 to 11, the only rule that affected us was the ternary indentation rule which...
Not that much I'd say, in the vast majority of cases it comes naturally. The only times we feel it's not worth it is in small functions that just calls...
@dougwilson Would love to use this, have you thought about publishing to npm as `2.0.0-beta1`? Thanks :+1:
Cool. I mainly wanted the first bullet which caused a bug for me when only using the raw middleware. But I just worked around it in code since I still...