Ignore "jsx-a11y/aria-role" for React components #7393
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Thanks @deftomat ! |
Amazing, thanks for this! I was literally just about to open an issue “complaining” about it 😄 |
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You're welcome! |
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As described in docs,
jsx-a11y/aria-roleESLint rule can be disabled for non-DOM elements.I'm pretty sure that we want to check only native HTML elements as a lot of developers can struggle when we raise a warning for the
roleproperty in their custom React components.