chore: standardize on '@/' style paths#56
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This still allows ./actions, right? Seems nice to indicate UI-backend grouping like that.
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If we back out of the VSCode setting, will eslint still auto-fix |
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yes, it will, just confirmed that. I'll back out of the vscode settings change — vscode will add relative paths and then eslint commit hook will fix the ones that need it |
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Enforced in vscode settings, checked in eslint. Is this something we want @Vtec234 ?