tools: enable no-extra-semi rule in the linter #2207
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This rule ensures that no unnecessary semicolon after function
declarations is allowed, e.g. this will error:
function x() {
// code
};
See eslint/eslint#3075 regarding body-less loops.
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Decided to close this one in favor of #2205. |
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no-extra-semirule was requested multiple times, so here it is:The big issue here were bodyless
whileandforloops. I took the time to refactor two cases inlibto hopefully be more readable. There were a few cases intestthat do things like call a function until it returns false, where I opted to just put an empty body with a comment. If these are too ugly, we can wait on eslint/eslint#3075 for a fix.cc: @targos