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📎 Implement useReadonlyClassProperties - typescript-eslint/prefer-readonly #4356

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Conaclos opened this issue Oct 21, 2024 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #4507
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📎 Implement useReadonlyClassProperties - typescript-eslint/prefer-readonly #4356

Conaclos opened this issue Oct 21, 2024 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #4507
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Implement typescript-eslint/prefer-readonly.

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I suggested the name useReadonlyClassProperties because it is in line with some of our existing names such as noUnusedPrivateClassMembers.

See the related discussion for some context.

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I don't think we should implement the ESLint's option onlyInlineLambdas because it is very rarely used.

I propose adding an option checkPublic that extends the check on all properties (public and protected properties).

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What do you think about checkPublicAccessor?

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What do you think about checkPublicAccessor?

This affects also protected. Also, Accessor seems related to the new modifier accessor, I could use accessibility instead (we already use it in the rule name useCOnsistentMemberAccessibility).

Thus: checkPublicLikeAccessibility? Looks over long... or checkAllProperties?

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