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Breaking: make 'useJSXTextNode:true' by default #544
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Looks like merging the other PR has caused some merge conflicts, but otherwise this looks ready to go. I'll do a major release once we land this. |
# Conflicts: # README.md # parser.js
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@mysticatea Actually, should we wait for #540 to land before doing a release? |
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@kaicataldo I have merged that PR. |
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This PR makes the parser
useJSXTextNode: trueby default because the current ESLint assumes so.And add a note to README.md: "Please set
falseif you use this parser on ESLint v4."