[import/newline-after-import] false positive with typescript import = require

When using import/newline-after-import with typescript import = require(..) I get a false positive requiring me to put a newline in the middle of the imports.

import foo from "foo";
import bar = require("bar");
import baz from "baz";

Expected results

No errors

Actual results

1:1 error Expected 1 empty line after import statement not followed by another import import/newline-after-import

[sidoruk-sv]

Also got into valid for typescript case:

import {API} from './some/exports';
import InnerType = API.some.comfort.namespaces.InnerType;

Should be: VALID:

import {API} from './some/exports';
import InnerType = API.some.comfort.namespaces.InnerType;

const i = 1;

INVALID:

import {API} from './some/exports';
import InnerType = API.some.comfort.namespaces.InnerType;
const i = 1;

INVALID:

import {API} from './some/exports';

import InnerType = API.some.comfort.namespaces.InnerType;

INVALID:

import {API} from './some/exports';

import InnerType = API.some.comfort.namespaces.InnerType;
const i = 1;

[ljharb]

(I’d still strongly recommend everyone migrate away from TS-specific syntax; import X from 'Y' is what should be used in that case, with synthetic imports and esModuleInterop enabled, as tsc --init enables)