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Biome CLI v2.2.4

2.2.4

Patch Changes

• #7453 aa8cea3 Thanks @​arendjr! - Fixed #7242: Aliases specified in package.json's imports section now support having multiple targets as part of an array.

• #7454 ac17183 Thanks @​arendjr! - Greatly improved performance of noImportCycles by eliminating allocations.

  In one repository, the total runtime of Biome with only noImportCycles enabled went from ~23s down to ~4s.

• #7447 7139aad Thanks @​rriski! - Fixes #7446. The GritQL $... spread metavariable now correctly matches members in object literals, aligning its behavior with arrays and function calls.

• #6710 98cf9af Thanks @​arendjr! - Fixed #4723: Type inference now recognises index signatures and their accesses when they are being indexed as a string.

  Example

  type BagOfPromises = {
    // This is an index signature definition. It declares that instances of type
    // `BagOfPromises` can be indexed using arbitrary strings.
    [property: string]: Promise<void>;
  };
  let bag: BagOfPromises = {};
  // Because bag.iAmAPromise is equivalent to bag[&quot;iAmAPromise&quot;], this is
  // considered an access to the string index, and a Promise is expected.
  bag.iAmAPromise;
  

• 351bccd Thanks @​ematipico! - Fixed #7212, now the useOptionalChain rule recognizes optional chaining using typeof (e.g., typeof foo !== 'undefined' && foo.bar).

• 351bccd Thanks @​ematipico! - Fixed #7323. noUnusedPrivateClassMembers no longer reports as unused TypeScript private members if the rule encounters a computed access on this.

  In the following example, member as previously reported as unused. It is no longer reported.

  class TsBioo {
    private member: number;
  set_with_name(name: string, value: number) {
  this[name] = value;
  }
  }
  

• 351bccd Thanks @​ematipico! - Added the new nursery lint rule noJsxLiterals, which disallows the use of string literals inside JSX.

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• 5d212c5 ci: release (#7450)
• ea585a9 perf(linter): speed up noPrivateImports (#7461)
• 7c2280b chore: disable CodeRabbit review status (#7463)
• 490d355 chore: cleanup file annotations (#7462)
• aa06833 chore(rules_check): remove file name titles from noImportCycles lint … (#7459)
• fe00b66 chore(deps): update dependency vite to v7.1.5 [security] (#7458)
• 98cf9af feat(core): implement support for index signatures (#6710)
• ac17183 perf(linter): improve noImportCycles performance (#7454)
• aa8cea3 fix(core): support arrays as alias targets (#7453)
• 9f7ae54 chore: fix typo in formatter bug type issue template (#7452)
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Biome CLI v2.2.4

2.2.4

Patch Changes

• #7453 aa8cea3 Thanks @​arendjr! - Fixed #7242: Aliases specified in package.json's imports section now support having multiple targets as part of an array.

• #7454 ac17183 Thanks @​arendjr! - Greatly improved performance of noImportCycles by eliminating allocations.

  In one repository, the total runtime of Biome with only noImportCycles enabled went from ~23s down to ~4s.

• #7447 7139aad Thanks @​rriski! - Fixes #7446. The GritQL $... spread metavariable now correctly matches members in object literals, aligning its behavior with arrays and function calls.

• #6710 98cf9af Thanks @​arendjr! - Fixed #4723: Type inference now recognises index signatures and their accesses when they are being indexed as a string.

  Example

  type BagOfPromises = {
    // This is an index signature definition. It declares that instances of type
    // `BagOfPromises` can be indexed using arbitrary strings.
    [property: string]: Promise<void>;
  };
  let bag: BagOfPromises = {};
  // Because bag.iAmAPromise is equivalent to bag[&quot;iAmAPromise&quot;], this is
  // considered an access to the string index, and a Promise is expected.
  bag.iAmAPromise;
  

• 351bccd Thanks @​ematipico! - Fixed #7212, now the useOptionalChain rule recognizes optional chaining using typeof (e.g., typeof foo !== 'undefined' && foo.bar).

• 351bccd Thanks @​ematipico! - Fixed #7323. noUnusedPrivateClassMembers no longer reports as unused TypeScript private members if the rule encounters a computed access on this.

  In the following example, member as previously reported as unused. It is no longer reported.

  class TsBioo {
    private member: number;
  set_with_name(name: string, value: number) {
  this[name] = value;
  }
  }
  

• 351bccd Thanks @​ematipico! - Added the new nursery lint rule noJsxLiterals, which disallows the use of string literals inside JSX.

... (truncated)

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2.2.4

Patch Changes

• #7453 aa8cea3 Thanks @​arendjr! - Fixed #7242: Aliases specified in package.json's imports section now support having multiple targets as part of an array.

• #7454 ac17183 Thanks @​arendjr! - Greatly improved performance of noImportCycles by eliminating allocations.

  In one repository, the total runtime of Biome with only noImportCycles enabled went from ~23s down to ~4s.

• #7447 7139aad Thanks @​rriski! - Fixes #7446. The GritQL $... spread metavariable now correctly matches members in object literals, aligning its behavior with arrays and function calls.

• #6710 98cf9af Thanks @​arendjr! - Fixed #4723: Type inference now recognises index signatures and their accesses when they are being indexed as a string.

  Example

  type BagOfPromises = {
    // This is an index signature definition. It declares that instances of type
    // `BagOfPromises` can be indexed using arbitrary strings.
    [property: string]: Promise<void>;
  };
  let bag: BagOfPromises = {};
  // Because bag.iAmAPromise is equivalent to bag[&quot;iAmAPromise&quot;], this is
  // considered an access to the string index, and a Promise is expected.
  bag.iAmAPromise;
  

• 351bccd Thanks @​ematipico! - Fixed #7212, now the useOptionalChain rule recognizes optional chaining using typeof (e.g., typeof foo !== 'undefined' && foo.bar).

• 351bccd Thanks @​ematipico! - Fixed #7323. noUnusedPrivateClassMembers no longer reports as unused TypeScript private members if the rule encounters a computed access on this.

  In the following example, member as previously reported as unused. It is no longer reported.

  class TsBioo {
    private member: number;
  set_with_name(name: string, value: number) {
  this[name] = value;
  }
  }
  

• 351bccd Thanks @​ematipico! - Added the new nursery lint rule noJsxLiterals, which disallows the use of string literals inside JSX.

  The rule catches these cases:

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• 5d212c5 ci: release (#7450)
• 351bccd chore: restore release files
• 32dbfa1 ci: release (#7413)
• 75b6a0d feat(linter): add rule noJsxLiterals (#7248)
• 53ff5ae feat(analyse/json): add noDuplicateDependencies rule (#7142)
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