infra(eslint): prefer-exponentiation-operator #2585
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matthewmayer
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Dec 20, 2023
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This is an addition to the recommended unicorn preset? |
This is an addition to eslint's recommended rule set, not unicorn's. |
xDivisionByZerox
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Enables the
prefer-exponentiation-operatorlint rule.Currently there are 6 places that use
x ** yand zero places that useMath.pow(x, y).Enabling this rule should keep the code consistent in the future.