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In my company, we use this plugin as our base set of rules for all our JS projects.
Many of our newcomers don't understand though why, in a non-Ember project, we use a set of rules "for Ember". This is until they read the code and realise that this plugin is a global set of rules with only very little specifics for Ember:
a configuration for no-direct-property-access
the rule require-const-for-ember-property
This led me to wondering whether it could a good idea to rename the project so it reflects better what it is and what is, IMO, the best description of the project, as per the README:
a recommended configuration based on DockYard's styleguide.
So, how about eslint-plugin-dockyard?
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This has been in the back of my mind, and I've been wanting to gather consensus within the team on moving in that direction as well. The name of ember-suave was carried over from the previous, JSCS-based version of this repo for no other reason than continuity, but eslint-plugin-dockyard makes total sense.
If the project is being renamed can a patch release still be done under this project that emits a warning telling people about the new name and that they should switch?
In my company, we use this plugin as our base set of rules for all our JS projects.
Many of our newcomers don't understand though why, in a non-Ember project, we use a set of rules "for Ember". This is until they read the code and realise that this plugin is a global set of rules with only very little specifics for Ember:
no-direct-property-access
require-const-for-ember-property
This led me to wondering whether it could a good idea to rename the project so it reflects better what it is and what is, IMO, the best description of the project, as per the README:
So, how about
eslint-plugin-dockyard
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: