Release: v2.0.0

[azat-io]

• Add rule for sorting Astro attributes (feat: add sort-astro-attributes rule #36)
• Add rule for sorting Svelte attributes (feat: add sort-svelte-attributes rule #26)
• Add rule for sorting Vue attributes (feat: add sort-vue-attributes rule #55)
• Rename sort-map-elements rule to sort-maps (feat!: rename sort-map-elements rule to sort-maps #34)
• Move from callback, multiline and shorthand options to groups option in sort-jsx-props rule (feat!: move from position opts to groups in sort-jsx-props rule #40)
• Remove read-tsconfig feature in sort-imports rule (feat!: remove read-tsconfig option in sort-imports rule #35)
• Support require in sort-imports rule (feat: support require by sort-imports rule #38)
• Move to typescript-eslint v6 (feat: move to typescript-eslint v6 #37)
• Add option for disabling sorting in styled-components in sort-objects rule (feat: allow disabling sort-objects rule for styled-components #44)
• Add groups option in sort-interfaces rule (feat: add groups option in sort-interfaces rule #60)
• Add groups option in sort-object-types rule (feat: add groups options in sort-object-types rule #63)
• Move from always-on-top option to groups option in sort-objects rule (feat!: move from always-on-top option to groups in sort-objects rule #43)

[azat-io]

It might also be worth adding a rule for sorting MDX props.

[13OnTheCode]

May I ask what is the reason for considering the removal of read-tsconfig ?

[azat-io]

@13OnTheCode I don't think it's a good practice. It makes ESLint's work slow. Maybe it is better to set the value manually than to read the tsconfig.json file every time. What do you think about this?

[13OnTheCode]

@azat-io Yes, you are right. I apologize for not carefully reading the source code earlier. I mistakenly thought that reading the TSConfig configuration file served a purpose beyond retrieving compilerOptions.paths.

Deleting it is indeed a good idea because its purpose is almost identical to internal-pattern, and people usually only set ~/** or @/**.

[brightsider]

could you help me to use next version now?
I installed it by:
"eslint-plugin-perfectionist": "github:azat-io/eslint-plugin-perfectionist#next"
package-lock.json has:
"resolved": "git+ssh://git@github.com/azat-io/eslint-plugin-perfectionist.git#3210ff3b1f69702c0e4dfe7666c152828895231d",
but folder eslint-plugin-perfectionist didn't contain dist folder

also when I downloaded, builded, moved dist from next branch to installed 1.5.1, I get this error:
eslintrc.js » plugin:perfectionist/recommended-line-length: Configuration for rule "perfectionist/sort-imports" is invalid: Value {"groups":["type",["builtin","external"],"internal-type","internal",["parent-type","sibling-type","index-type"],["parent","sibling","index"],"object","unknown"],"custom-groups":{"value":{},"type":{}},"newlines-between":"always","internal-pattern":["~/**"],"read-tsconfig":false,"type":"line-length","order":"desc","ignore-case":false} should NOT have additional properties.

[azat-io]

We don't store dist folder in the repository. I'm planning to publish a version under the next flag early next week.

[azat-io]

Will be released soon.

[azat-io]

Released in v2.0.0