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docs: base Testing Rules documentation #8033
docs: base Testing Rules documentation #8033
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- `npm run lint` | ||
- `yarn lint` |
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The problem with explicitly listing out "lint" scripts is that there are so many different ways folks can do it, it's hard to express all of them. What about pnpm
users? What about folks who have different "lint" scripts?
Suggestion: instead of saying lint
and then this list, use a more casual phrase like "your repository's lint script".
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Hmm got it, I was trying something like the commands listed on the Global Linking but that's right, just pointing out that the user needs to run the repo lint script sounds better.
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Makes sense. Something already existing in our docs in one way is no guarantee that that's the right way 😄
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Thanks for the early peek @c0sta, looking good so far! Left some early stage comments. Definitely open to talking about any+all of them if you have thoughts! :)
…o disable-type-checked (typescript-eslint#8038) fix: add no-unsafe-unary-minus, prefer-destructuring to disable-type-checked
…hod names (typescript-eslint#8062) docs: streamline
Co-authored-by: typescript-eslint[bot] <typescript-eslint[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
I'm putting this PR on Ready for Review, any kinda of suggestion/idea just let me know and I'll be happy to help with it. |
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…ow-to-test-changes
Co-authored-by: Josh Goldberg ✨ <git@joshuakgoldberg.com>
Oh and:
That's where you'd typically put the |
…t-eslint into docs/how-to-test-changes
…ow-to-test-changes
At a glance this is looking great! I'll hold off reviewing again until explicitly re-requested. (just posting in case you'd meant to click the re-request button) |
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Great, thanks! This will be nice and useful for folks getting started with development. 🙌
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Fixes: #4875
Submitting this as a draft to gather some suggestions/ideas and understand if I'm going the right way here.
I did all these steps inside Local Linking and I was able to see my console.log running at my downstream repository, from what I've tried these steps are very straightforward so I'm not sure if there any more steps or more examples that I could point out here.
Tonight I aim to review and be more descriptive on the "run your
lint
script" step because it seems kinda "empty".