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Fix: Unescape idenfitifers typescript may prepend underscore (fixes #145) #159
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Thanks for the pull request, @soda0289! I took a look to make sure it's ready for merging and found some changes are needed:
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…lint#145) Typescript will prepend an underscore to an identifier when it starts with two leading underscores. This causes rules to break in eslint becuase identifiers do not match those in the source code.
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Typescript will prepend an underscore to an identifier when it starts
with two leading underscores. This causes rules to break in eslint
becuase identifiers do not match those in the source code.