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We recently had a runtime bug where an object was refactored in a map, but at one spot it was still doing Object.keys(map) instead of changing it to map.keys().
TypeScript wasn't able to catch it, and wondering if I could solve it with some linting rule, other than just disabling any usage of Object.keys project wide. : S
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We recently had a runtime bug where an object was refactored in a map, but at one spot it was still doing
Object.keys(map)instead of changing it tomap.keys().TypeScript wasn't able to catch it, and wondering if I could solve it with some linting rule, other than just disabling any usage of
Object.keysproject wide. : SBeta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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