Update no internal modules with exports#1691
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@ljharb Can you give me your opinion on this? |
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I agree; this feels like a bugfix. |
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Resolves #1481
About the breaking change
In the ticket it was suggested to add an option for this behavior. Do you still want this rule behind an option? This behavior with the
exportfeels so natural to me that I would feel strange if it wasn't the default behavior.Changelog
I update the documentation, but I didn't know how to update the changelog. I wouldn't be against some guidance or help here 😊.
Step down rule
I hesitated to clean the code in
/src/rules/no-internal-modules.jsto use the step down rule, but I don't want to impose my tastes on this. Do you want me to do it?