Is it possible to let us decide which delimiter to use for type-literal-delimiter? Whether semicolon (default), comma or none ?
While this can work for some, those of us with "semicolon": [true, "never"]
rule would probably prefer not to use semicolon anywhere.
However, I do see the important of adding a delimiter for type literal, I just wish it wasn't semicolon.
Do we have any solution for the same. I am also facing the same issue in my project. Any help how can i make it configurable to accept both comma and semi colon. Thanks
Ideally it would be something like member-delimiter-style
from eslint-plugin-typescript
, which lets you choose "semi"
, "comma"
, or "none"
for the delimiter.
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Ideally it would be something like
member-delimiter-style
fromeslint-plugin-typescript
, which lets you choose"semi"
,"comma"
, or"none"
for the delimiter.