@fimbul/mimir - npm Package Versions

v0.24.0

:tada: This release contains two major features: caching and code fixes in the LanguageService plugin.

:warning: Breaking Changes:

The changes in the LanguageService plugin require that you update the @fimbul/mithotyn dependency and the fimbullinter.vscode-plugin VSCode plugin if you were using one of them.

Features:

• new rule: no-object-spread-of-iterable warns about spreading an array into an object
• new rule: no-implicit-tostring warns about implicit string coercion of certain types
• new CLI option: --cache enables caching for fast incremental linting. Read more about caching
• the LanguageService plugin uses caching to speed up linting in your editor
• the LanguageService plugin now provides fixes for fixable findings

v0.23.0

:warning: Breaking Changes:

• prefer-dot-notation now requires type information

Features:

• prefer-dot-notation no longer reports findings which would cause a compile error when fixed
• new rule: no-writeonly-property-read
• Added support for new language features in all rules:
  • optional chaining
  • nullish coalescing
  • private identifiers
  • control-flow effects of never-returning functions
    • no-fallthrough and no-unreachable-code report better findings if type inforamtion is available
    • return-never-call only reports calls that TypeScript's control-flow-analysis cannot detect
  • template literal types
• no-restricted-property-access
  • allow accessing all members via static super
  • allow accessing accessors via super
  • allow accessing abstract accessors via this in constructor
  • disallow read access to uninitialized properties in another property's initializer

Bugfixes:

• Exclude JSON files and declartions emitted from .js(x) files in composite projects
• async-function-assignability fixed false-positive on static class members
• no-restricted-property-access
  • treat MethodSignature like MethodDeclaration
  • fixed lookup of this container for decorators and computed property names
  • fixed crash on parameter properties and special JS property assignments
• most rules can now handle excessively deep AST structures, e.g. concatenating 5000 strings