JS lint "recommended"
See original GitHub issueAdd "extends": "tslint:recommended",
to tslint.json
, and fix the resulting JS errors. Most of the errors can be addressed by then running ts lint galaxyui --fix
from within the galaxyui
folder.
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@newswangerd ok, I’ll add these checks too. I think it’s better to do it with separate PR because that PR is already big enough.
I will probably propose other PRs with enabled checks plus fixes so team may look and decide which format looks more preferred.
@akaRem we’re adding formatting with prettier which destroys all of our beautiful readable imports, so ignore that last comment.
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