check-types
: Distinguish .<>
from <>
; support []
; check/fix nested array/object types
#270
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BREAKING CHANGE: change
<>
to no longer apply toSomeType.<>
but instead to now supportSomeType<>
feat: pseudo-type
[]
to catch parent array types of formstring[]
,number[]
, etc.feat: support
.<>
as separate typefix: ensure working with nested type arrays/objects
fix: ensure fixer preserves angle-bracket-dot or square bracket notation for arrays/objects
chore: Update husky, semantic-release devDeps; add
typescript
devDep fortype-fest
peer dep. (used indirectly by husky and semantic-release)Breaking change through
jsdoctypeparser
update.Also includes a minor adjustment to
no-undefined-types
to be able to recognize types suffixed with the pseudo-types (e.g.,<>
).This is currently being blocked by jsdoctypeparser/jsdoctypeparser#60 but once that may be merged and released, this PR should only need to target the new version as its dependency. (And tests failing here should be due to this need.)Now incorporated