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means that paths beginning with @ are not properly considered in the whitelist for no-implicit-dependencies. Using @ at start of path is relatively common.
TSLint version: 5.11.0
TypeScript version: 2.9.2
Running TSLint via: (pick one) CLI
TypeScript code being linted
import DataJunction from '@App/DataJunction';
import { Provider as I18nProvider } from '@App/I18nContext';
import RequestData from '@App/RequestData';
Bug Report
tslint/src/rules/noImplicitDependenciesRule.ts
Line 113 in 9d7db47
means that paths beginning with
@
are not properly considered in the whitelist for no-implicit-dependencies. Using@
at start of path is relatively common.TypeScript code being linted
with
tslint.json
configuration:Actual behavior
linter throws error about implicit dependencies
Expected behavior
linter should pass
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