JavaScript (v3): Replace ESLint & Prettier with BiomeJS #6978
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Biome is the same tool used by the SDK team. It also has a much larger vocabulary of "fixable" items. It outperforms other linters and has TS/JSX support out of the box. It's error messaging is also much more helpful.
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Biome is the same tool used by the SDK team. It also has a much larger
vocabulary of "fixable" items. It outperforms other linters and has
TS/JSX support out of the box. It's error messaging is also much more
helpful.
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