fix: false positives for import vars with TS in svelte/valid-compile
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| ts.ScriptTarget.ESNext, | ||
| module: ts.ModuleKind.ESNext, | ||
| importsNotUsedAsValues: ts.ImportsNotUsedAsValues.Preserve, | ||
| preserveValueImports: true, |
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That option is deprecated since TypeScript 5.0 and AFAIK will not do anything anymore starting 5.5. (not sure if this also applies to transpileModule, but definitely when running tsc). I think it's better to use verbatimModuleSyntax instead, assuming a TS version that has it is the minimum required version.
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I knew it was deprecated, but I didn't know it would be removed in 5.5. It seems that we need to specify both so that it works with older versions of typescript 😅
…TS v5.5. (#797) See comment #790 (comment)
close #652
This PR fixes the issue mentioned in the comments below.
#652 (comment)
In the code posted at the top of the thread the rule seems to work correctly, and correctly shows the svelte compiler warnings.