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prevent-abbreviations
It seems prevent-abbreviations can break code in Vue templates.
<template> <button @click="goToPrev"/> </template> <script setup> const goToPrev = () => { // do something } </script>
Auto-fixing renames goToPrev to goToPrevious but doesn't change the reference in the Vue directive, breaking the execution.
goToPrev
goToPrevious
Also, is there a way to only disable auto-fixing for this rule?
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Alright, I guess I need to just disable this rule.
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Looks like there is no info for variables in template, so I'm going to remove the auto-fix for this case.
fisker
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It seems
prevent-abbreviations
can break code in Vue templates.prevent-abbreviations
Auto-fixing renames
goToPrev
togoToPrevious
but doesn't change the reference in the Vue directive, breaking the execution.Also, is there a way to only disable auto-fixing for this rule?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: