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RedundantTypeAnnotation: add 'ignore_type_interfaces' option #5839
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The new option makes sense to me. Thanks for adding it!
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Thank you, @jaredgrubb!
The `redundant_type_annotation` and `explicit_type_interface` rules conflict. For users that want to have an explicit type interface, but still be able to write simple code inside the bodies of functions, I want to add an option to `redundant_type_annotation` that has it ignore "type interfaces". For example, this allows: ``` struct Foo { var bar: Bar = Bar() // OK: ignore this! I want explicit types on interfaces. func baz() { let bar: Bar = Bar() // WARN: redundant_type_annotation kicks in here though. } } ```
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The
redundant_type_annotation
andexplicit_type_interface
rules conflict. For users that want to have an explicit type interface, but still be able to write simple code inside the bodies of functions, I want to add an option toredundant_type_annotation
that has it ignore "type interfaces".For example, this allows:
I suggest that this addresses the complaint made in Issue #3750.