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[Fix] react/prefer-read-only-props fails if using Flow's $ReadOnly<T> #2770

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ljharb commented Aug 26, 2020

@karolina-benitez why close/delete?

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I was second guessing my understanding of the issue. Just to clarify, I need to adjust the rule to allow the object level annotation $ReadOnly to replace the need to add the individual annotation + to each attribute?

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ljharb commented Aug 26, 2020

To be honest I'm not super clear, I'm not familiar with Flow :-/ my personal approach here would be to write the tests first, and then blunder through the implementation until i'd figured out how to fix it.

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karolina-benitez commented Aug 26, 2020

Gotcha, from the Flow documentation:

props: $ReadOnly<{|
    dataTest?: string,
    className?: string,
  |}>,

is valid syntax but the current rule is returning an error because it's expecting each individual attribute to be annotated. Like so:

props: $ReadOnly<{|
    +dataTest?: string,
    +className?: string,
  |}>,

I think my initial understanding was correct and the first example should pass. I'll be adjusting my tests and will reopen the PR shortly

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ljharb commented Aug 26, 2020

That seems right to me!

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ljharb commented Aug 30, 2020

@karolina-benitez would you mind restoring the branch and reopening this PR, so i can keep it in sync with #2772?

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ljharb commented Sep 1, 2020

To be specific, the desired workflow was to click the "restore branch" button on this PR, and then "reopen pull request". Pushing to the branch directly makes this PR unrecoverable.

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Oh no, my mistake. What should be my next steps?

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ljharb commented Sep 1, 2020

If this PR in fact is unrecoverable (if there's no "restore branch" button) then I think at this point we'll just leave the other two PRs open; i'll keep them in sync, and this one will have to be left as-is.

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Yes it is unrecoverable, I don’t see a “restore branch” button. I appreciate your patience while I stumble around, I’m still trying to figure this all out

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ljharb commented Sep 1, 2020

No worries, it happens.

Feel free to hit me up on any medium in the future if you want to pair on this sort of thing :-)

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That would be incredibly helpful, thank you!

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