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no-ignored-return
If a function returns a value, then that value must be used.
TODO:
utl.raf.makeAnimationLoop
fn.apply()
and fn.call()
methodsbool && returningFunc()
expressionsnever
doesn't need to be usedsuper()
Promise<some_value>
no-return-to-void
If a callback should return void
, then it should not return anything.
TODO:
.then
(unions)ignore-void-return
If a function returns void
, the return value shouldn't be used.
TODO TODO
no-unnecessary-instanceof
Values tested with instanceof
should have a union type with the tested class as a member.
no-ignored-params
Require that all callback parameters are used.
TODO:
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