An in-range update of tslint is breaking the build 🚨

[greenkeeper]

Version 5.5.0 of tslint just got published.

Branch	Build failing 🚨
Dependency	tslint
Current Version	5.4.3
Type	devDependency

This version is covered by your current version range and after updating it in your project the build failed.

As tslint is “only” a devDependency of this project it might not break production or downstream projects, but “only” your build or test tools – preventing new deploys or publishes.

I recommend you give this issue a high priority. I’m sure you can resolve this 💪

Status Details

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Release Notes

v5.5.0

Editor's note: This release features an important bugfix for overlapping fixes when using --project and --fix (#2864).

🎉 New rules and options

• [new-rule-option] completed-docs: Add enum-members option (#2911)
• [new-rule] no-this-reassignment (#2931)

🛠 Bugfixes & enhancements

• [bugfix] encoding closes files correctly (#2958)
• [bugfix] whitespace fix whitespace "check-module" to properly lint and fix errors (#2401) (#2825)
• [bugfix]: whitespace: now correctly handles dynamic imports introduced in typescript@2.4.0 (#2924)
• [bugfix] switch-final-break: don't fail if break jumps to a label outside of the switch (#2914)
• [bugfix] no-shadowed-variable: exempt this parameter (#2598)
• [bugfix] prefer-for-of correctly handles variable scopes and other unrelated identifiers (#2984)
• [bugfix] Don't leave blank lines when no-unused-variable autofix removes whole import (#2901)
• [cli] restore -v option (#2926)
• [enhancement] Print stack trace of exceptions (#2890)
• [enhancement] Added allow-empty-catch option to no-empty (#2886)
• [enhancement] prefer-const: handle destructuring in for-of loop initializer as if {"destructuring": "all"} was specified (#2904)
• [enhancement] no-shadowed-variable: added checks for other shadowing declarations, e.g. interfaces, classes, type parameters, imports, etc. (#2598)
• [rule-change] no-shadowed-variable no longer fails for declarations in the same scope, e.g. var foo; var foo;. Use the rule no-duplicate-variable to find such errors. (#2598)

Thanks to our contributors!

• Klaus Meinhardt
• Josh Goldberg
• Petr Kosikhin
• Pablo Núñez
• Benny Neugebauer
• Radon Rosborough
• reduckted
• Chris Barr
• Julian Verdurmen

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[greenkeeper]

After pinning to 5.4.3 your tests are passing again. Downgrade this dependency 📌.