'this' banned term conflicts with Typescript's function this-types

[dsole]

I'm finding that the function level this-type introduced by Microsoft/TypeScript #6739 is triggering the "noReservedKeywords" rule.

Using this example from the PR

interface I {
  n: number;
  method: (m: number) => number;
}
function futureMethod(this: I, m: number) {
  return this.n + m;
}
let o: I = { n: 12, method: futureMethod };

The this-type feature of TS declares the futureMethod has having one parameter (m) and that the
"this" object within its scope implements interface I.
But instead it has a tslint error:

[tslint] Forbidden reference to reserved keyword: this
(parameter) this: I

It feels like a special exception is needed for the this keyword, to allow for function this-types.

[HamletDRC]

I see that this rule will interface with the Polymorphic this Type described here: http://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/advanced-types.html

I don't see any official documentation on the feature you mention. Is it a TypeScript 2.0 feature?

[dsole]

Now that TS 2.0 is out, I can confidently say that yes it is going to be included.
They're mentioned in the release notes under "Specifying the type of this for functions"