Is there an equivalent rule to react/jsx-no-literals, or why do we not need it? #4999
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Thanks @dyc3, that all makes sense. |
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Given that we've closed #3 in favour of rule suggestion discussions, I'm reopening this one :) |
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Just migrated my team from ESLint/Prettier to Biome v2, but we still need ESLint to enforce
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We try to ensure all our displayed text is handled by
react-intlin order to prepare us for eventual internationalization. Moving to biome, there does not seem to be an equivalent toreact/jsx-no-literals. As a new biome user I'm not sure I'm ready to write a plugin to do this, but perhaps someone else has already faced this one? Or has a reason why such a rule is unnecessary?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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