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TSLint-Filter 1.14.0

24 Jan 18:19
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  • Suppress stack trace from "Cannot find module" message
  • Update dependencies

TSLint-Filter 1.13.1

10 Apr 21:22
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  • Update dependencies

TSLint-Filter 1.13.0

31 Mar 17:52
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  • Update dependencies

TSLint-Filter 1.12.0

22 Feb 19:54
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  • Don't show linting error if last rule argument is no array
  • Log a linting error if a ignore pattern (RegExp) is invalid

TSLint-Filter 1.11.0

15 Feb 14:27
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  • ___space-in-parens: Ignore block comments inside of parentheses
  • Improve updating of rule options
  • Fix issue with wrong return value introduced in 1.10.0

TSLint-Filter 1.10.1

14 Feb 17:26
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  • Restructure README.md for easier introduction

TSLint-Filter 1.10.0

14 Feb 16:40
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  • Create new failure instead of overwriting private properties of the existing failure
  • The return value of modifyFailure() can be a string now, which replaces the original failure message, but keeps all other failure properties.
  • The second parameter of modifyFailure() is the sourceFile object now
  • The third parameter of modifyFailure() is the program for typed rules, otherwise it's undefined.
  • Add JSDoc type definitions to predefined rule wrappers
  • ___deprecation: Extends the message by the context of the deprecated identifier (like KeyboardEvent.which).

TSLint-Filter 1.9.0

05 Feb 07:27
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  • this in modifyFailure() is now the rule instance
  • ___strict-boolean-expression: Extended the message by the usage-context (like JsxExpression, IfStatement, VariableDeclaration etc.)

TSLint-Filter 1.8.0

04 Feb 11:59
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  • Add predefined rule wrapper "___object-literal-sort-keys"

TSLint-Filter 1.7.2

29 Jan 22:22
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  • Add validity checks to predefined rules, to decrease error-proneness.