@fimbul/ymir - npm Package Versions

v0.17.0

:tada: This release introduces a plugin for TypeScript's LanguageService. This enables in-editor linting while you type. See the docs for more details.

:warning: Breaking Changes:

• TypeScript 2.8 and 2.9 is no longer supported
• API:
  • Failure was renamed to Finding throughout the codebase
  • Resolver adds a new required method getDefaultExtensions
  • Resolver#resolve makes parameters basedir and extensions optional
  • Runner requires a new service FileFilterFactory
  • added severity suggestion

Features:

• new package @fimbul/mithotyn provides in-editor linting through a TypeScript LanguageService Plugin
• new severity: suggestion
• --fix can no longer introduce syntax errors
• async-function-assignability: checks methods and properties with computed names
• async-function-assignability: checks method overloads individually
• new service abstraction FileFilterFactory and FileFilter allow customizing which files are linted
• @fimbul/ve no longer includes the line break after the opening tag in the linted code
• @fimbul/ve correctly adjusts the column of findings in the first line if there is no line break after the opening tag
• prefer-number-methods: fixed finding location

Bugfixes:

• declaration files no longer contain const enum
• core services no longer rely on the existence of require
• YAML configuration can now contain YAML-specific types

v0.16.0

Features:

• new rule: async-function-assignability
• handle BigInt types and literals
• no-duplicate-case: correctly handles BigInt and (bitwise) negation thereof
• no-invalid-assertion: adds an additional check for asserting BigInts
• no-useless-predicage: allows comparing typeof v === "bigint"
• no-duplicate-spread-property: handle spreading of type variables introduced in typescript@3.2

Bugfixes:

• no-duplicate-case: only use type information if strictNullChecks is enabled to avoid false positives
• CLI normalizes .. and . in glob patterns and file names
• no-duplicate-spread-property: works with intersection types