v0.9.2

If you enable the JSON config globally, this release stops three
core ESLint rules — strict, no-unused-expressions, and
no-unused-vars — from leaking onto your .json/.jsonc files,
where they would fire spuriously. It also adds
withAbbreviations, a primitive for extending the unicorn
abbreviation allowlist with your own identifiers.

Install

npm i -D @poupe/eslint-config@0.9.2

pnpm add -D @poupe/eslint-config@0.9.2

Added

• unicorn: withAbbreviations(tokens) extends
  unicorn/prevent-abbreviations with project-specific allowed
  identifiers. It re-emits the complete merged rule options,
  since ESLint replaces rule options wholesale rather than
  deep-merging them. (#250)

Fixed

• json: The recommended-with-json core-rule disables
  (strict, no-unused-expressions, no-unused-vars) were
  silently dropped by a positional [2].rules read, so those
  rules leaked onto JSON/JSONC files when enabled globally. The
  disables are restored via a new mergeRules helper that folds
  rules across every config entry rather than a single index.
  (#247)

Changed

• deps: Dropped the obsolete oxc-parser override — a
  July-2025 CI native-bindings workaround, confirmed no longer
  needed — and normalised version ranges to ^ for non-0.0.x
  dependencies (shipped tailwind-csstree ~0.3.0 → ^0.3.0).
  (#247)

Internal

• deps: Deduplicated semver onto a single 7.8.3 instance,
  dropping the redundant 7.8.2 copy. (#252)

Pull requests

• #247 — examples strict TypeScript type-checking, plus the JSON
  fix and dependency normalisation
• #250 — withAbbreviations extension primitive
• #252 — release v0.9.2

Full changelog: v0.9.1...v0.9.2