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GitHub / RunDevelopment/eslint-plugin-clean-regex issues and pull requests

Labelled with: new rule

#23 - Detect quadratic patterns

Issue - State: closed - Opened by RunDevelopment about 5 years ago - 1 comment
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#22 - Disjoint alternatives

Pull Request - State: closed - Opened by RunDevelopment over 5 years ago
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#21 - Warn about empty alternatives

Issue - State: closed - Opened by RunDevelopment over 5 years ago
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#19 - Suggest i flag if it simplifies the pattern

Issue - State: closed - Opened by RunDevelopment over 5 years ago - 1 comment
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#16 - Prefere standard character sets

Issue - State: closed - Opened by RunDevelopment about 6 years ago
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#15 - Detect alternations which are prefix of another

Issue - State: closed - Opened by RunDevelopment about 6 years ago - 1 comment
Labels: wontfix, rule, new rule

#14 - Detect non-disjoint alternatives

Issue - State: closed - Opened by RunDevelopment about 6 years ago - 2 comments
Labels: rule, new rule

#11 - Warn about nested unused capturing groups

Issue - State: closed - Opened by RunDevelopment over 6 years ago
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#9 - Consistent match all character class

Issue - State: closed - Opened by RunDevelopment over 6 years ago
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#8 - Prefer character classes instead of groups if possible

Issue - State: closed - Opened by RunDevelopment over 6 years ago
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#7 - Use standard assertions if possible

Issue - State: closed - Opened by RunDevelopment over 6 years ago - 1 comment
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#6 - Detect unnecessary assertions

Issue - State: closed - Opened by RunDevelopment over 6 years ago - 1 comment
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#5 - Warn about empty groups containing only assertions

Issue - State: closed - Opened by RunDevelopment over 6 years ago - 1 comment
Labels: rule, new rule