ESLint Plugin: Relax check for i18n-text-domain rule #21928
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Probably should be a CHANGELOG.md entry for this? |
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Yes, an important one, thanks for catching 👍 |
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Done in cbcb619. |
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Description
Fixes #21920.
Tries the approach suggested by @swissspidy:
Now that I read it again, I want to double-check if we can bail early when the
allowedTextDomainis not provided ... 🤣How has this been tested?
npm run lint-jsstill works with Gutenberg – it uses local overridenpm run lint-jsdoesn't fail when a random text domain is added to translations when the local override is removed.npm run test-unitworks with newly added unit tests.