Fix front-matter_linter when called with --verbose #28231
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chalk is transitively installed in this repo from Yari and Jest. Does this actually cause failures if we add |
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I don't see how it could, but I don't think it's worth it to add an entire import for one single line, especially if we do not have the package added as a direct dependency. And I don't think we should add an entire dependency for the one single line either. (Note: on Unix, the output of the console error is already colored red, so the line is redundant anyways.) |
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Sure, that sounds okay to me. Just putting a random thought. |
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This PR fixes the front-matter linter when called with the
--verboseoption. The script attempts to callchalk.red(), howeverchalkis not a dependency of the project, let alone imported by the script.