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fix(eslint-plugin): [no-restricted-imports] allow inline type qualifiers when allowTypeImports
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#7379
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…ers when `allowTypeImports` enabled
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+ Hits 11636 11645 +9
- Misses 1292 1298 +6
+ Partials 385 378 -7
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allowTypeImports
should allow inline type qualifiers #7374Overview
If kind of every specifier in import/export declaration is
type
, then the entire declaration is treated as type-onlyThe issue was about exports, but I guess this should be applicable to imports too