I see that ES Lint is already being used to catch tinting errors for TS/JS.
I get a lot of errors in .NET, using classes and properties that doesn’t exist, so I’m curious if linting .net is on the roadmap
cheers
I see that ES Lint is already being used to catch tinting errors for TS/JS.
I get a lot of errors in .NET, using classes and properties that doesn’t exist, so I’m curious if linting .net is on the roadmap
cheers
Hi @mbag4858! Love the suggestion, would you have a recommended default linter? Preferably one that doesn’t require a full build of the code (I’m not as familiar with .NET linters).
We likely won’t prioritize this, but happy to take + review a PR! Here’s our existing code for typescript: sweep/sweepai/utils/utils.py at main · sweepai/sweep · GitHub