@fimbul/bifrost - npm Package Versions

v0.11.0

:warning: Breaking Changes:

• Dropped support for TypeScript@<2.7.0. The new backwards compatibility policy ensures support for the last 3 stable minor releases of TypeScript.
• prefer-number-isnan -> prefer-number-methods which checks isFinite in addition

Features:

• new rule: no-octal-escape
• new rule: type-assertion
• new rule: delete-only-optional-property
• Added support for resolveJsonModule compilerOption
• handle unknown type introduced in TypeScript@3.0.0
• --fix no longer autofixes files with syntax errors to prevent further destroying your code

Bugfixes:

• fixed crash in no-inferred-empty-object with TypeScript@3.0.0 and multiple JSDoc @template tags
• no-useless-assertion: better handling of contextual types
• no-useless-predicate: handle intersection types
• prefer-for-of: ensure iterated object implements iteration protocol
• prefer-for-of: ensure iterator yields the same type as index signature
• no-unstable-api-use: check element access with well-known symbols

v0.10.0

This release fixes a few bugs related to the release process:

• packages are released in dependency order: a new version of a package will not be published before it's dependency
• fixed SemVer version mismatch by publishing packages that depend on other published packages

Bugfixes:

• no-nan-compare: also detects comparing with Number.NaN

v0.9.0

Features:

• new rule: parameter-properties (contributed by @aervin)
• new rule: no-duplicate-spread-property
• new rule: prefer-namespace-keyword
• new rule: no-useless-declare
• new rule: ban-dom-globals
• bifrost added a function to wrap Fimbullinter rules for the use in TSLint
• many rules now have a detailed documentation page
• Node.js v10 is now officially supported

Bugfixes:

• await-only-promise now allows for-await-of with Iterable<PromiseLike<any>>, previously it only allowed AsyncIterable<any>
• no-duplicate-case added check for unions of literal types
• no-inferred-empty-object handles generic functions declared in JSDoc
• no-useless-assertion fixed detection if variable may be used before being assigned and thus the non-null assertion is actually necessary

v0.6.0

Features:

• new rule: new-parens
• new rule: no-case-declaration
• new rule: no-duplicate-case
• new rule: no-misused-generics
• new rule: no-useless-jump-label
• new rule: prefer-for-of
• optimized some of the existing rules for performance
• added decorators to ymir for commonly used rule predicates: @excludeDeclarationFiles and @typescriptOnly

Bugfixes:

• Errors in tsconfig.json are now reported as warnings instead of errors. That allows the use of older versions of TypeScript while using compiler options introduced in a later version.
• no-useless-predicate now also checks case clauses of switch statements