Relax prefer-destructuring rule #89
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Currently, `prefer-destructuring` is always enforced.
```
// Incorrect
let foo = obj.foo
let bar = obj.foo
bar = obj.foo
// Correct
let { foo } = obj
let { foo: bar } = obj
;({ foo: bar } = obj)
```
The last correct line is neither nice nor easy to read. This PR proposes relaxing the rule for assignments, leaving it on for declarations only:
```js
// Incorrect
let foo = obj.foo
let bar = obj.foo
// Correct
let { foo } = obj
let { foo: bar } = obj
bar = obj.foo
```
romgere
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Oct 7, 2021
MrChocolatine
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Oct 11, 2021
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Currently,
prefer-destructuringis always enforced.The last correct line is neither nice nor easy to read. This PR proposes relaxing the rule for assignments, leaving it on for declarations only: