feat: option to show archived repos & archived tag

[SunsetTechuila]

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[theRealPadster]

Looks good to me. Just some linting stuff.

[SunsetTechuila]

some linting stuff

What linter should I use to see the warnings? Eslint doesn't show any. And every formatter removes those spaces

[SunsetTechuila]

https://react.dev/learn#displaying-data

[theRealPadster]

Hmm, not sure, is it not just ESLint? I always do spaces around curly brackets.

Says ESLint?

[SunsetTechuila]

Hmm, not sure, is it not just ESLint? I always do spaces around curly brackets.

you are showing a regular js, not jsx

[theRealPadster]

you are showing a regular js, not jsx

It's in the FetchRemotes.ts file, like in the above comment/suggestion.

[SunsetTechuila]

like in the above comment/suggestion.

I have committed suggestion for the FetchRemotes.ts, I'm speaking about TagsDiv.tsx rn

[theRealPadster]

I have committed suggestion for the FetchRemotes.ts, I'm speaking about TagsDiv.tsx rn

Ah, maybe the ESLint rules don't apply to the tsx then, but I think it makes sense to follow the same conventions across both.

[SunsetTechuila]

I think it makes sense to follow the same conventions across both.

Are you sure? JSX has different conventions. That's why eslint shows nothing
But I'll add the spaces if you insist

[theRealPadster]

It looks like it's an option. I'm sure there are different style guides, but I'm used to using spaces and regardless which we do, I think we should be consistent between js/jsx files in the same project.

[SunsetTechuila]

I think we should be consistent

[rxri]

ew in jsx you shouldn't have curly spacing. looks bad af

[theRealPadster]

ew in jsx you shouldn't have curly spacing. looks bad af

Literally looks the exact same as in JS.

But okay if it's all done without spaces currently then I guess let's leave it. 🤷

[rxri]

ew in jsx you shouldn't have curly spacing. looks bad af

Literally looks the exact same as in JS.

But okay if it's all done without spaces currently then I guess let's leave it. 🤷

tbh I have never seen JSX code with style like this. JS and JSX are not the same and shouldn't be connected with styles. JS has imports with curly spacing because that's how "it was designed" and JSX was designed to not have them