Rule: newline-per-var

[gajus]

This rule should warn when multiple variables are declared on the same line.

The following patterns are considered problems:

let date, time, url;

let {foo, bar} = test;

The following patterns are not considered problems:

let date,
    time,
    url;

let {
    foo,
    bar
} = test;

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[gyandeeps]

Possible duplicate #1622

[gajus]

@gyandeeps it isn't.

That rule considers the following example valid.

var a = 42, b = 40, c,
    d = 41;

[gyandeeps]

Read the discussion at the bottom. We did talk about a lot of things.
If its not an exact duplicate but I think this issue is a variation of #1622 atleast.

[sindresorhus]

let date, time, url;
let {foo, bar} = test;

I wouldn't consider those statements the same. Should at least be separate options in the rule for those.

[gajus]

Agreed. The first one is the most important for me. The second one is open to debate.

On Nov 26, 2015, at 03:49, Sindre Sorhus notifications@github.com wrote:

let date, time, url;
let {foo, bar} = test;
I wouldn't consider those statements the same. Should at least be separate options in the rule for those.

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[gyandeeps]

@eslint/eslint-team Thoughts?

[nzakas]

We already have too much on the backlog, so closing. Feel free to create a custom rule for this and if we get further requests in the future we can reconsider.