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Fix issue return in computed properties & render to match only corret nodes #131
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Fix issue return in computed properties & render to match only corret nodes #131
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lib/rules/require-render-return.js
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| el.loc.start.line >= node.value.loc.start.line && | ||
| el.loc.end.line <= node.value.loc.end.line | ||
| el.loc.end.line <= node.value.loc.end.line && | ||
| node.value === el |
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I think simple:
el.loc.start.line === node.value.loc.start.line
would be enough, or even just:
node.value === el
wdyt? (I was sceptic but looks like this kind of comparison works just fine for ASTs)
Plus I think that this line should be moved to extecuteOnFunctionsWithoutReturn:
- if (!isValidReturn()) {
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@michalsnik thank you for tips 🍡
| el.loc.start.line >= cp.value.loc.start.line && | ||
| el.loc.end.line <= cp.value.loc.end.line | ||
| el.loc.end.line <= cp.value.loc.end.line && | ||
| cp.value.parent === el |
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Same here
lib/rules/require-render-return.js
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| el.loc.start.line >= node.value.loc.start.line && | ||
| el.loc.end.line <= node.value.loc.end.line | ||
| el.loc.end.line <= node.value.loc.end.line && | ||
| el.loc.start.line === node.value.loc.start.line |
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I meant we can remove all other conditions and leave only this one. Or even just leave:
node.value === el
:D up to you, we only want to check if the forbidden node is the same as the render's property value
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yup, i need a bit more ☕️
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Thank you @armano2 ! LGTM 👍
fixes #130