SwampDonkey

SwampDonkey

Test-Driven React 2: Linting & formatting config (page 54)

We are asked to add .ts and .tsx to the extension list but the example package.json is exactly the same as we already have at this point.

Does the example need to be updated?

Pete

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TrevorBurnham

TrevorBurnham

Author of Test-Driven React

Thanks, Pete! That instruction can be ignored, and will be removed in the next beta.

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