feat: standardize debug namespaces to file paths #10599
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Probably better to just make this a path relative to this file? Eg pkgsRoot = path.resolve('..', '..', '..'); relativePath = file.replace(pkgsRoot, '..');
That way the rule doesn't rely on the folder name.
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Ah, those got irksome to deal with in unit tests with explicit filenames. But +1 that this regex is unseemly. I switched to .split(/packages[\\/]+/) and added a bit more testing.
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Overview
Adds a new
@typescript-eslint/internal/debug-namespacelint rule that makes sure anyconst log = debug('...')uses a namespace equivalent to the package name, file directory, and file path.This caught several discrepancies in existing namespaces. I don't think we need to count this as a breaking change as those namespaces really aren't part of the public API. But this does constitute a
feat:I think.💖