Allow eslint.rules.customizations to target all fixable rules #1705
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Dimava
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Dec 4, 2023
| - Prefix the name with a `"!"` to target all rules that _don't_ match the name: `{ "rule": "!no-*", "severity": "info" }` | ||
| - Prefix the name with a `"!"` to target all rules that _don't_ match the name: `{ "rule": "!no-*", "severity": "error" }` | ||
| - Suffix the name with `"@hasFix"` to target the errors which that have autofix available `{ "rule": "no-*@hasFix", "severity": "info" }` | ||
| - Suffix the name with `"!@hasFix"` to target the errors which that _don't_ have autofix available `{ "rule": "no-*@!hasFix", "severity": "error" }` |
| - Prefix the name with a `"!"` to target all rules that _don't_ match the name: `{ "rule": "!no-*", "severity": "info" }` | ||
| - Prefix the name with a `"!"` to target all rules that _don't_ match the name: `{ "rule": "!no-*", "severity": "error" }` | ||
| - Suffix the name with `"@hasFix"` to target the errors which that have autofix available `{ "rule": "no-*@hasFix", "severity": "info" }` | ||
| - Suffix the name with `"!@hasFix"` to target the errors which that _don't_ have autofix available `{ "rule": "no-*@!hasFix", "severity": "error" }` |
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Instead of a suffix on the existing rule property, how about a new property like "fixable"? The suffix is confusing me and won't scale well if more features like it are asked for, such as filtering on whether it provides suggestions or what it's meta.type is.
Proposal:
"eslint.rules.customizations": [
{ "rule": "*", "severity": "warn", "fixable": true },
](caveat: I'm not a VS Code or vscode-eslint maintainer, just the external contributor from #1164 & stumbled onto this)
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@JoshuaKGoldberg I actually like this a lot. I am not really happy with the !@hasFix suffix either.
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With the config like this:
```
"eslint.rules.customizations": [
{ "rule": "*", "fixable": true, "severity": "info" }
]
```
It'll downgrade all autofixable problems to the info severity.
Fixes microsoft#1634
Rel microsoft#267, microsoft#680, microsoft#655, microsoft#1705
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Closes #1634
Related: #267 , #680