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lint-to-the-future-deprecation-workflow

v0.1.3

Published

Add silenced deprecations to Lint-to-the-future dashboard

Downloads

30

Readme

lint-to-the-future-deprecation-workflow

lint-to-the-future-deprecation-workflow is a plugin for lint-to-the-future to add deprecations silenced with ember-cli-deprecation-workflow to your LttF dashboards.

For more information about how lint-to-the-future works checkout the readme.

This plugin reports one violation for each silenced deprecation in your project.

Usage

Install lint-to-the-future-deprecation-workflow alongside lint-to-the-future as a dev dependency. Lint-to-the-future will find and call the plugin automatically.

Caveats

  • This plugin has no ignore/remove capability. The ignore operation is a noop - this is by design. Update your ember-cli-deprecation-workflow configuration manually.
  • Your configuration must be static for this plugin to work - that is you must pass a an object literal with static content to setupDeprecationWorkflow.
  • This plugin only considers deprecations configured with matchId. matchMessage is ignored.
  • Contrary to lint rules that can be enforced by static analysis, deprecations are dynamic and triggered at runtime (or build-time). There is no easy way to determine where in your code a deprecation was triggered (or if it was even triggered by your code, vs. a dependency for example). As a consequence, this plugin will only ever report violations in one file - the deprecation workflow setup file.

Configuration

The plugin looks for a deprecation workflow setup file at the following locations, and will use the first one it finds:

  • app/deprecation-workflow.js
  • app/deprecation-workflow.ts
  • tests/dummy/app/deprecation-workflow.js
  • tests/dummy/app/deprecation-workflow.ts

If it cannot find any, no silenced deprecations will be reported. To specify an alternative path, use the LTTF_DEPRECATIONS_FILE environment variable.