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Sign upMake Runtime.js pass a linter #285
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Dandandan
Aug 18, 2015
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ESLint with configuration is added (and some progress has been made to fix all the issues).
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ESLint with configuration is added (and some progress has been made to fix all the issues). |
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evancz
Sep 22, 2016
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Made some progress on this, but it's not an official part of the workflow. We can talk about it in real life if this seems crucially important. My feeling is that this code is not changing a ton, so I'm not sure how much benefit would come from this in terms of bugs avoided.
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Made some progress on this, but it's not an official part of the workflow. We can talk about it in real life if this seems crucially important. My feeling is that this code is not changing a ton, so I'm not sure how much benefit would come from this in terms of bugs avoided. |
rtfeldman commentedJul 1, 2015
It seems like a good idea to have Runtime.js pass a JS linter. This would maximize its compatibility with older browsers and would have essentially no downside.