v2.1.0

Changed

• Changed rule: import/no-unused-modules now defaults to off. (#158)

  After experimenting with import/no-unused-modules on a project, we found that it suffers from several issues:

  • It is exceedingly slow. In our test project, linting time increased by 15-20x. There is an open issue about this. A mitigating PR has been merged, but not yet released.

  • There are too many false positives. It reports every single Jest test file and doesn't recognize module.exports.

  • It doesn't support using globs for ignoring files (see import-js/eslint-plugin-import#1452 and import-js/eslint-plugin-import#1326). If it did, we could more easily tell it to ignore our test files.

  • Until these issues are resolved upstream, we're going to keep this rule
    disabled by default.

• Upgrade to eslint-plugin-import-order-alphabetical 1.0.0 (#159)

• Upgrade to eslint-plugin-jest 22.19.0 (#159, #161)

• Upgrade to eslint-plugin-react-hooks 2.1.2 (#159)

• Upgrade to eslint-plugin-react 7.16.0 (#159)

• Upgrade to eslint 6.5.1 (#159)

Added

• New configuration setting: reportUnusedDisableDirectives set to true. We
  generally use this in our projects via the command line. Now we can set it
  here as a setting. (#159)
• New rule: no-import-assign defaults to warn. (#159)
• New rule: prefer-regex-literals defaults to warn. (#159)
• New rule: default-param-last defaults to warn. (#159)
• New rule: react/jsx-no-useless-fragment defaults to warn. (#159)
• New rule: jest/prefer-hooks-on-top defaults to warn. (#161)