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I don't see a justification for why react/jsx-no-literals is enabled. My guess is it's to encourage developers to put strings in localizable bundles. It doesn't, though, it just encourages developers to wrap literals in {''}. Many of our projects override the rule to off. I propose we remove the rule from eslint-config-faithlife.
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Not like these bugs wouldn’t be caught another way, but I have experienced this rule catching things like unintentional white space (or more rarely, other typos). More often when updating old code en masse. FWIW.
I don't see a justification for why
react/jsx-no-literals
is enabled. My guess is it's to encourage developers to put strings in localizable bundles. It doesn't, though, it just encourages developers to wrap literals in{''}
. Many of our projects override the rule to off. I propose we remove the rule from eslint-config-faithlife.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: