I used to use rxjs-tslint-rules
package to be aware of RxJS-related issues in my projects. It was added to devDependencies
section of my projects' package.json
files.
Now, there is rxjs-tslint
package which adds a few more rules specific to RxJS 6 and rxjs-5-to-6-migrate
tool.
After migration, if I still want those
rxjs-collapse-imports
rxjs-pipeable-operators-only
rxjs-no-static-observable-methods
rxjs-proper-imports
rules to be checked by TSLint, do I need to add them to my tslint.json
and rxjs-tslint
package to my devDependencies
? Or rxjs-tslint
package is intended to be a one time migration assistant and rules it currently provides are covered by the bigger rxjs-tslint-rules
package?
rxjs-tslint
would become an official TSLint rule set some time in the future andrxjs-tslint-rules
would extend its rules set. – Maratha