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I'd like a new rule to disallow reaching into submodules in import paths. Similar to eslint-plugin-import/no-internal-modules (but we can't call it that since TypeScript has its own notion of "internal module").
Yes, this rule will be very similar to import-blacklist. In fact there will
only be a different condition to show an error. The rest of the logic can
be exactly the same.
Am 02.08.2017 18:07 schrieb "aervin_" <notifications@github.com>:
Will this be very similar to the "import-blacklist" rule? If so, I think I
could give it a try.
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I'd like a new rule to disallow reaching into submodules in import paths. Similar to eslint-plugin-import/no-internal-modules (but we can't call it that since TypeScript has its own notion of "internal module").
with rule config
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