Prefer @typescript-eslint/no-unused-expression #450
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- Update converter for no-unused-expression to use the @typescript-eslint variation
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This PR largely builds off of the work in #205. It updates the converter to use @typescript-eslint/no-unused-expressions over ESLint's no-unused-expressions rule (the
@typescript-eslintversion seems to have come along after #205 was landed).Looking at the rule source, the only thing that the new rule seems to add is support for optional call expressions (thanks TS 3.7 ❤️) and directives in modules . I didn't see any additional flags added to the new rule that would need to be added to the existing tests (I think 😉)