Support '.tsx' filename extension by default #2242
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Hmm. I can see how this would help a TS user, but I'm not sure it's a sensible default - a non-TS user would actively want |
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@ljharb I don't think that a non-TS user is willing to create or transpile |
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I agree with you - that's why i'm saying that the linter rule should error on a tsx file for a non-TSX user. |
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As TypeScript is spreading and official ESLint support is given through the typescript-eslint project, I thought it would be convenient if the
.tsxfile extension was supported out of the box.