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Make sure recommended.js
is up-to-date and dependecies are up-to-date
#56
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recommended.js
is up-to-date.recommended.js
is up-to-date and dependecies are up-to-date
Hey @khiga8, this sounds good! Just to clarify, is the idea to remove the mappings under "github" in the recommended.js file? As far as the mapping in |
Hey @TylerJDev! We're going to release a new version of
So I would encourage bumping to that version once it's out! Here's what changed:
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Sounds good! I'll create a draft PR that should include some of the changes suggested! |
Closing per #67. |
@TylerJDev should we keep this open until the false positives flags are fixed? 🤔 |
@khiga8, I was planning on creating a separate issue to track these. But I don't have a preference either way. |
Ooh that sounds good! Just want to make sure your follow-up efforts are tracked! :) |
The component to tag mappings in recommended.js have not been updated for a while, and is overdue for a review.
In addition, this library is behind on
jsx-a11y
andeslint-plugin-github
dependency updates.We have a mapping that is used in
eslint-plugin-jsx-a11y
and a mapping that is used ineslint-plugin-github
. The latter should be deprecated since it was an experimental feature that is deprecated in the latesteslint-plugin-github
.jsx-a11y
supports 1:1 component to tag mapping). However, we should be wary of adding some mappings that could raise a false positive. For example, if we mapAvatar
toimg
, but it already setsalt
internally default, the ESLint rule may incorrectly flag that there's a missingalt
.Acceptance criteria
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