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Disable typography linter in tests #3114
Disable typography linter in tests #3114
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I think it makes enough sense to disable that lint in test files. It would be good to ask some of the other maintainers too though. |
Make sense to disable IMO, the purpose of the rule (as written in the rule):
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LGTM
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Just a thought: maybe we should just disable it everywhere. There is no auto-fixer for this rule. So it's quite an annoying one.. and arguably it doesn't add much value.
I feel like it's good for consistency maybe... but agree that an auto-fixer would be really nice. I'll open an issue to create one. |
In #3044 the
typography
linter rule is applying to test files. Strings in test files aren't user-facing, so it doesn't make sense to apply this rule there.