VAR_INVALID_NAME false positive with number-suffixed names
See original GitHub issueif (urlScope.keyExists('id2') && isNumeric(urlScope.id2)) {
route &= '/:id2';
}
[INFO]: [cflint] VAR_INVALID_NAME: Variable id2 is not a valid name. Please use camelCase or underscores.
Using CFLint v1.3.0.
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This has been a ‘feature’ almost since the beginning. I had to disable or change almost a dozen tests after I fixed this one. 😃 However, I agree that ending a number should not be considered invalid naming.
Thanks @ryaneberly for the quick turnaround 😄