Add linter rule to guide people to the right dayjs import #8156
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only... this rule now caught some old broken code. Can you update these imports as well? |
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We have a specific DayJS import to use in
lib/dayjsHowever, on first attempting to use any DayJS code in a file, an IDE will prompt to import directly from the DayJS module.
This adds a linter rule to guide the developer to use the correct import.
How did you test this code?
Adding the rule and seeing that the linter shows an error when directly importing DayJS