Remove redundant no-label-var rule#132
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no-labels bans all labels, so it's not necessary to enable no-label-var (which lints how labels are used). Additionally, our settings for no-labels are equivalent to the defaults.
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Thanks for the PR! And good catch about the double warning.
In these situations, I'd rather be explicit since the defaults can change across ESLint versions and I'd rather we evolve the rules explicitly when we update ESLint instead of just getting a bag of changes. :) This will ship in standard v14 |
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no-labels bans all labels, so it's not necessary to enable no-label-var (which lints how labels are used). Additionally, our settings for no-labels are equivalent to the defaults.