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The change adds a new ESLint rule, no-restricted-exports, to the eslint.config.js file. This rule is configured to issue a warning whenever default exports are used in the codebase, enforcing a consistent use of named exports.
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eslint.config.js
Introduced a new ESLint rule, no-restricted-exports, to warn against the use of default exports, named exports, default imports, named imports, and imports from namespaces.
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Add an ESLint rule to disable default export (#365)
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Poem
In the land of code where rabbits reside,
We now have a rule our errors to guide.
No more defaults to scatter or stray,
Only named exports will lighten our day.
With ESLint's guard, our code will soar,
As clean and bright as fields we explore.
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