"one-var": { "initialized": "never" } does not prevent initialized var declarations from being joined with uninitialized var declarations

[feross]

I expect to get an error when using this rule:

{
  "one-var": [2, { "initialized": "never" }]
}

and this code:

var i, j, digits = [0]
console.log(i, j, digits)

Specifically, I expect this error: Split initialized 'var' declarations into multiple statements.

I do get an error if I do:

var digits = [0], digits2 = [0]
console.log(digits, digits2)

I expect "one-var": { "initialized": "never" } to prevent initialized var declarations from being joined with any other var declarations (initialized or uninitialized).

[nzakas]

@IanVS Can you confirm?

[dcousens]

Thanks for filing this @feross.
Can confirm this bug.

[IanVS]

Yes, currently the rule only checks within each type. I agree with @feross that this is unexpected. If @nzakas accepts, I will work on a PR.

[IanVS]

Had nothing better to do, so I made a quick fix. If this issue is accepted, I'll submit it as a pull request.

[nzakas]

Accepted!