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         Hello, I was wondering how to handle JS variable with the rule GCI12. For example : var offsetWidth = 5;
var offsetLeft = 3;
test.value.style.width = `${offsetWidth}px`;
test.value.style.left = `${offsetLeft}px`;In this example variables are constant but sometimes it is compute in JS, in this case how to replace it with a style block ? Is it a false positive ? Regards.  | 
  
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            utarwyn
          
      
      
        Mar 22, 2025 
      
    
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         Hello! Good question, I think it depends.  | 
  
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Hello! Good question, I think it depends.
In your use case, it should be flagged because even if there are variables, the values are constants. But it's not that easy to detect, so I prefer to only support literals and avoid false positives for now. Thank you for the feedback 👍