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Warning "Unexpected unnamed function func-names" under '*new' ESLint rule
See original GitHub issuemy eslint version is 4.4.1, it would give a warning like this:
when defining functions in such a way:
const funct = function () { .... }
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I don’t think this is a problem with ESLint You might want to change your function to
const funct = () => { .... }A bit late but hopefully it helps someone elsei come across this question too