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`no-unused-vars` and `prefer-template` rules conflict
See original GitHub issueHaving the following code:
var someString = giveMeMyString();
this.paragraph = `some article with $(someString)`;
I get no-unused-vars error.
If I change it to:
var someString = giveMeMyString();
this.paragraph = 'some article with ' + someString;
I get prefer-template error.
How it’s possible no one came across this? Am I doing something wrong?
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Ah thank you! I blame context switching between Ruby, Bash and JS 😃
@chris-mac can you provide the code in question? Note that the “correct syntax” refers to the backticks, NOT single/double quotes, surrounding the literal.