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no-default-export: rewrite and fix export default bug #2630
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Rewrite to walker function and only check top level statements.
[bugfix] `no-default-export`: correctly handle `export default abstract class {...}`
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May 7, 2017
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Overview of change:
Rewrite to walker function and only check top level statements. Excluding declaration files, because they only declare what is already available from some module.
[bugfix]
no-default-export: correctly handleexport default abstract class {...}Is there anything you'd like reviewers to focus on?
The rule only checks top level statements, because typescript doesn't allow default exports in namespaces.
Default exports are allowed in
declare module "foo", but they are not checked for the same reason as declaration files (see above)CHANGELOG.md entry: