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Add requireResolve option #1217
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add requireResolve option
vikr01 e1d0c8e
update docs for requireResolve option
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change requireResolve schema
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prevent require.resolve from causing no-cycle errors
vikr01 1d387cf
update test cases using module visitor
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why is this ignored? i'd expect this to be coerced to a string and then validated the same.
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Attempting to run
require.resolve(0)
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it seems useful to me to have the linter warn on it
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I agree -- but we should follow the same rules we have for
commonjs
require
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Not necessarily -
require
is used in multiple ways, and so has edge cases -require.resolve
, however, does not have those edge cases.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I'm not sure what you mean. I've never run into any cases where the arguments of
require
(commonjs) andrequire.resolve
work differently.From the node documentation it says that
require.resolve
"gets the exact filename that will be loaded whenrequire()
".