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html-no-self-closing: Ignore components option
See original GitHub issueI think it is pretty common in Vue templates (for example inside .vue files, not in HTML page) to write self-closing component, for example: <ui-dropdown :options="options" />. It also don’t cause any potential issue since the component will be rendered in HTML even before being put in the DOM thanks to the template compiler.
It would be nice if the recommended config had an option set to the html-no-self-closing rule to ignore non-HTML tags.
This should then be reported:
<div />
<ui-dropdown />
This shouldn’t be reported:
<div></div>
<ui-dropdown />
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- Created 6 years ago
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I generally like
<div></div>over</div>so I would like to use the rule accordingly. How can I turn that check off for certain tags like<img .../>,<br />or<input ... />?@armano2 Yeah, I’m working on this. I’m sorry that I didn’t commented.