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Make Sort Keys Fixable, the Return
See original GitHub issueHey Everyone,
There was a much-needed discussion around how auto fixing sort-keys will change how the code functions at runtime (7714).
This is not ideal, but I feel this is the case that // eslint-disable is justified. If teams are deciding to warn (or prevent) developers from having unsorted keys, why wouldn’t we give them the ability to simply fix it?
I’m happy to tackle this problem if I get a strong signal to make this rule auto-fixable
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- Created 5 years ago
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- Comments:11 (8 by maintainers)
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Should sort-keys only care about either side of the spread?
ahh yes, you’re right - it’s insertion order for non-numeric keys.
I still don’t think this is a real concern; anyone relying on key ordering will break in older browsers too 😃