feat: new /// to-one-line command
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Btw you might be interested in https://github.com/antfu/eslint-plugin-antfu/blob/main/src/rules/consistent-list-newline.md |
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/// to-one-lineas discussed in #34Linked Issues
close #34
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We don't check the length of the output result at any time, because I don't think this command should do that.
Nor do I do it for ArrowFunctions arguments, as in my experience I would never use this command there, but I could be wrong.
If there is another node type you think I am missing or a test I am missing, let me know :)