Jarek Rencz

Ignore empty lines in source list files

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I suggest that empty lines should be ignored when `` syntax is used. At least the last empty line should since in many cases people set their IDEs/editors to add...

@supports and conditional group rules

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added "@supports" at-rule and named both @media and @supports as "condional group rules" according to CSS Conditionals Level 3 spec draft

Rebuild of images in order to bump nginx used internally

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Recently in our organization we defined a task of updating nginx to latest version in all the places. I found that since mid-December '21, thanks to #431 it may be...

Closes #254

Suggested feature: allow range to explicitly direct itself

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Now if interval is passed then it's implicitly directed: https://github.com/gf3/moment-range/blob/72e31df65da59e39dbde540c500d8d7da4f82995/lib/moment-range.js#L321-L323 but if 2 `moment` objects are passed they are not. And there's no way to direct the range created that...

di-order does not work with DI-enabled ES Class constructors

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Example (expected outcome: `angular/di-order` error): ```js /*eslint angular/di-order: [2, false, "case_insensitive]*/ class FooCtrl { constructor( c, b, a ) { 'ngInject'; this.a = a; this.b = b; this.c = c;...

My use case: I'm preparing an ES6+ starter for Angular 1. I'm using ES modules in it. I'm assigning Angular module to a variable: ```js const module = angular.module('myModule', [])...

`no-run-logic`: allow assignment

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The following (apparently a valid configuration according to [Angular documentation on $http caching](https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng/service/$http#caching)) is not valid with `no-run-logic` enabled ``` js .run(function ( $http, someCacheService ) { $http.defaults.cache = someCacheService;...

`no-run-logic`: allow arguments to be nested

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Currently it's not possible to use the rule with the following: ``` js angular .module('foo', [ 'config', 'someLogicModule', ]) .run(function ( someLogic, config ) { someLogic(config.foo.bar.baz); }) ``` Rationale: In...

New rules suggestion: angular/di-limit, angular/module-dependency-limit

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There should be a way to enforce maximum number of dependencies: both module dependencies and injected services. It may be used to enforce architectural decisions when a module grows.