teal creek
Greetings all. I have noUnusedLocals set to true, and it flags an error when inside a class method. However, is just flagging a warning when it is an unused class property directly inside my class. I would like typescript to flag a error, instead of just a warning. Is this possible?
blazing sun
Hover over it? TS doesn't normally give warnings, so could be eslint interferring?
worthy pollen
a class property isn't a local variable, so this'll be under something else, if such a rule exists
oh yeah ts doesn't have that, that warning is from something else.
teal creek
@blazing sun @worthy pollen thanks both.
This error comes from StencilJs... We are using @stencil-community rules, like the following:
"@stencil-community/no-unused-watch": "error", // This rule catches Stencil Watchs with non existing Props or States
I have had a look at the stencil-eslint documentation, but there doesn't seems to be a rule for unused properties:
teal creek
blazing sun
Oh I see, that is typescript
teal creek
I am trying your suggestion now
blazing sun
so tested it, and TS shows that message, but doesn't give yellows squigglies for me
So I'm not sure what's causing that
blazing sun
I am trying your suggestion now
should work if you use #foo, but not private foo
blazing sun
#foo is javascript, private foo is typescript
blazing sun
yes #foo is private
private foo is fake private. TS will prevent you from accessing it, but it is still there and can be accessed with JS or @surreal shore
teal creek
isn't some sort of eslint for typescript ?
blazing sun
the real private with # is probably better IMO
Yes, but I couldn't see a rule for it
Consider just using # instead
typescript eslint is @cold edge-eslint/xxxx
You could suggest it i guess
teal creek
Thanks!
