Replace native/deprecated stylistic rules with `eslint-stylistic`
fregante opened this issue · 2 comments
fregante commented
Context: https://twitter.com/antfu7/status/1701273844433252623
See https://github.com/eslint-stylistic
I see a few options going forward:
- leave everything as is until eslint completely drops the rules
- easy, but no progress because those rules have been frozen and incomplete for years
- switch to eslint-stylistic now
- probably "easy", but I think that would force the user to update their config overrides
- enable
--prettier
by default- I don't mind prettier, but I do not like the IDE showing formatting issues as "errors" while I code, they're incredibly distracting when it highlights a whole block of text
- drop all stylistic rules
- considering the existing of
--prettier
, I don’t think this would fly
- considering the existing of
sindresorhus commented
leave everything as is until eslint completely drops the rules
I plan to go with this.
fregante commented
Yeah for the best. This an be reopened when eslint drops the rules or if eslint-stylistic
brings substantial improvements