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Rules migration status #15
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Awesome,
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It seems it does not work when you're exporting actions in an object. (which is usually my case) |
Do you got some code to share, and what's the NgRx version you're on? |
I created a repository. |
That's now become valid in NgRx. |
OK so the rule should be removed because it is valid ? I understood that it should be removed because the error was displayed by ngrx |
Exactly @jsaguet it's now valid. |
We can add timdeschryver/ngrx-tslint-rules#36 to the list when it gets merged :) |
Rule was added to the list. |
@all-contributors please add @jsaguet for ideas |
@all-contributors please add @StephenCooper for ideas |
I've put up a pull request to add @jsaguet! 🎉 |
I've put up a pull request to add @StephenCooper! 🎉 |
Thanks for your work on this @jsaguet , what do you think about becoming a collaborator 😁? |
I'd be glad to continue helping you out on this project however I can! 🙂 |
Putting a fix for timdeschryver/ngrx-tslint-rules#37 Update: we already had this covered 🎉 - I made an extra test to verify it tho (#26) |
I think this issue can be closed 🎉 |
Yes, I guess now it's time to write a bit of documentation 😄 |
Awesome, thanks again @jsaguet ! |
I wanted to create this issue to follow-up the rules migration from ngrx-tslint-rules.
This could also be useful integrated as documentation for new users or if we want to implement a migration schematic in the end (in this repo or in @angular-eslint)
The following table gives the tslint rule name, the corresponding eslint rule name and the status
strictActionTypeUniqueness
runtime check in NGRX >= 9.2.0See ngrx/platform#2520
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