Option to ignore arrow functions in `consistent-function-scoping`

Please allow the option to ignore arrow functions in the consistent-function-scoping rule. Sometimes I create a one liner function, and I don’t want to have to move it to the highest scope.

[Arttse]

How about this simple example with Redux Thunk?

Arrow function (throws error):

// ESLint: Move arrow function to the outer scope.(unicorn/consistent-function-scoping)
//
//                              here
//                              ⬇
export const someAction = () => (dispatch) =>
  dispatch({
    type: SOME_TYPE,
  });

Function declaration (no error):

export function someAction() {
  return (dispatch) =>
    dispatch({
      type: SOME_TYPE,
    });
}

Is it bug or feature? Is it normal or not?

[fisker]

I took a quick look, it’s caused by scopeManager.acquire it can’t get scope, not sure how to fix it, maybe later.