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🚀 Whoohoo! Thanks for taking on this old issue, it's been bugging me for ages!
I agree with the implementation and direction. Keeping the legacy options around to make this non-breaking seems reasonable + necessary to me.
Just requesting changes on the name, sinceonlyTrue
is a lot cleaner IMO.
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@@ -84,12 +84,70 @@ function bar(arg?: string | null) { | |||
{/* insert option description */} | |||
Example of correct code for `{ allowConstantLoopConditions: true }`: | |||
#### `'never'` or `false` |
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I'm wondering if we can de-emphasize thetrue
/false
a bit to nudge users towards the string options now... As a random example from the top of my head, thevscode docs about code actions on save just give the string name in the header and mention the legacy boolean alias as an afterthought. Probably there are many more examples to draw from in the ecosystem.
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Interesting! I like this, especially since this will probably (I assume) be removed or deprecated in the next major.
The closet I could find onetypescript-eslint
's repo is possiblyTypeOrValueSpecifier
's universal string specifiers (which isn't too similar). If these options would be removed or deprecated, should this have a note on the docs to warn about this potentially?
I guess that another option is to stick withtrue
,false
, andonly-allowed-literals
(I've seen thisdone here andalso here for example).
I updated the PR to remove this from the header and down to the description (similar to the linked vscode example).
Another option I'm thinking of is the order of these three options: currently'never'
shows up first, followed by'always'
, with'only-allowed-literals'
being last (even though it's probably [I'm assuming] the recommended way to go).
Should it potentially be the first option to promote users using it, at least until it's changed to the default?
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Interesting! I like this, especially since this will probably (I assume) be removed or deprecated in the next major.
The closet I could find one
typescript-eslint
's repo is possiblyTypeOrValueSpecifier
's universal string specifiers (which isn't too similar). If these options would be removed or deprecated, should this have a note on the docs to warn about this potentially?
Eh, I don't think there's any value in adding a pre-deprecated state 🙃 I personally would be happy for thetrue
/false
option types to be deprecated in this PR but maybe others will have opinions.
I guess that another option is to stick with
true
,false
, andonly-allowed-literals
(I've seen thisdone here andalso here for example).
My reaction to this is 🤮, haha
I updated the PR to remove this from the header and down to the description (similar to the linked vscode example).
Another option I'm thinking of is the order of these three options: currently
'never'
shows up first, followed by'always'
, with'only-allowed-literals'
being last (even though it's probably [I'm assuming] the recommended way to go).Should it potentially be the first option to promote users using it, at least until it's changed to the default?
Hmm. I don't have a strong opinion. Probably the default first is best and we can change the order if we change the default in the future? Whatever you think is best!
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🚀 Very nice how this ended up!
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| datasource | package | from | to || ---------- | -------------------------------- | ------ | ------ || npm | @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin | 8.23.0 | 8.24.0 || npm | @typescript-eslint/parser | 8.23.0 | 8.24.0 |## [v8.24.0](https://github.com/typescript-eslint/typescript-eslint/blob/HEAD/packages/eslint-plugin/CHANGELOG.md#8240-2025-02-10)##### 🚀 Features- **eslint-plugin:** \[no-unnecessary-condition] make `allowConstantLoopConditions` more granular ([#10639](typescript-eslint/typescript-eslint#10639))##### 🩹 Fixes- **eslint-plugin:** \[no-misused-spread] correct and elaborate string spread report message ([#10751](typescript-eslint/typescript-eslint#10751))- **eslint-plugin:** \[restrict-plus-operands] report adding bigints to strings when `allowNumberAndString` is `false` ([#10737](typescript-eslint/typescript-eslint#10737))##### ❤️ Thank You- Josh Goldberg ✨- noah- Ronen AmielYou can read about our [versioning strategy](https://main--typescript-eslint.netlify.app/users/versioning) and [releases](https://main--typescript-eslint.netlify.app/users/releases) on our website.
| datasource | package | from | to || ---------- | -------------------------------- | ------ | ------ || npm | @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin | 8.23.0 | 8.24.0 || npm | @typescript-eslint/parser | 8.23.0 | 8.24.0 |## [v8.24.0](https://github.com/typescript-eslint/typescript-eslint/blob/HEAD/packages/eslint-plugin/CHANGELOG.md#8240-2025-02-10)##### 🚀 Features- **eslint-plugin:** \[no-unnecessary-condition] make `allowConstantLoopConditions` more granular ([#10639](typescript-eslint/typescript-eslint#10639))##### 🩹 Fixes- **eslint-plugin:** \[no-misused-spread] correct and elaborate string spread report message ([#10751](typescript-eslint/typescript-eslint#10751))- **eslint-plugin:** \[restrict-plus-operands] report adding bigints to strings when `allowNumberAndString` is `false` ([#10737](typescript-eslint/typescript-eslint#10737))##### ❤️ Thank You- Josh Goldberg ✨- noah- Ronen AmielYou can read about our [versioning strategy](https://main--typescript-eslint.netlify.app/users/versioning) and [releases](https://main--typescript-eslint.netlify.app/users/releases) on our website.
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PR Checklist
Overview
This PR attempts to tackle#7047 and changes
allowConstantLoopConditions
from aboolean
to the followingenum
:'never'
: same as the currentfalse
'neverExceptWhileTrue'
: disallows constant conditions in all loops exceptwhile
loops with the literaltrue
.'always'
: same as the currenttrue
This is a non-breaking change as the existing options map to the new option (minus
neverExceptWhileTrue
).Some thoughts:
I've used a similar option name for
'neverExceptWhileTrue'
asno-constant-condition
'scheckLoops
. The option name is somewhat limiting because it's so specific, it may be better to have an option name that's a bit less specific to allow future changes(?).The original issue suggests that the default may be changed on a future major. However, since
'neverExceptWhileTrue'
is similar to the current default ('never'
) but allows for an additional use-case, I think it can be considered to become the new default, especially since the pattern it allows is relatively common (or so I think).