Releases: typescript-eslint/tslint-to-eslint-config
v2.14.0: ordered-imports
This release contains a long-pending PR from @hyperupcall to add adds support for the TSLint ordered-imports
rule providing ruleArguments to the ESLint import/order
rule. Hooray! 🎉
- #1402: feat: Support
ordered-imports
option
v2.13.4
This release includes a hefty number of dependency version bumps, but no new code otherwise.
v2.13.3: Fixed variable-name arguments
This patch release contains one bugfix:
- #1565: fix(rule/variable-name): Use
ruleArguments
property
Thanks @hyperupcall for sending the PR in!
v2.13.2: Fixed published package
This patch release fills in missing files that were preventing the package from running. There are no other bugfixes or new features. See #1536.
v2.13.1: Fixed variable-name
v2.13.0: Corrected changed rule severities
This release includes an important bugfix for rule severities that differ between TSLint and ESLint:
- #1468: Properly use ruleSeverity properties of rule converters during conversion
You can read more on the original issue here: #1207
Thanks to @hyperupcall for continuing to send great contributions!
v2.12.4: Set root: true by default
This release includes a single, excellent user-facing feature that brings tslint-to-eslint-config
's output more in line with standard ESLint practices:
- #1467: fix: Set root: true by default
Thanks @hyperupcall for the continued contributions!
Astute readers may also notice that this version is a bit further along than previous releases noted on GitHub. Previous v2.12.* versions were released quickly in a failed effort to migrate to ECMAScript modules. I won't be trying that again for a while.
v2.12.0: cleaner prettier and typedef converter
This release comes with two excellent user-facing features:
- #1370: Add converter for typedef property
- #1397: No longer extend from removed/deprected Prettier ESLint configs
Thanks to contributor @hyperupcall for both of them! 🎉
v2.11.0: class-method-newlines converter
v2.10.1: Windows Package Find Fixing
This release brings on key user-facing feature: finding original configuration files will no longer silently crash on Windows. It also includes a reorganization of converter and merger paths internally that should not impact running.