Fixed #2078: Allow let to be used in the test files #2186
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This allows referencing let variables in the files in the tests directory without causing linting errors.
The test cases ensure that 'let' or 'var' can be used in the files in tests directory.
NullVoxPopuli
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Oct 13, 2024
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btw, before it gets committed to permanent history – "flies" -> "files" 🪰😃 |
NullVoxPopuli
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The reason for this rule is not different in tests vs app. So if we think this rule is unworkable in tests and safe to disable in tests, we should just delete the rule entirely, because the exact same arguments apply to app code. |
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This allows referencing let variables in the files in the tests directory without causing linting errors.
Fixed issue #2078