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no-string-literal: correctly fix property names with leading underscores #3184
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The AST contains the escaped name. That bug is fixed in typescript@2.5.0. This adds a fix for older versions. Fixes: #2965
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…res (palantir#3184) The AST contains the escaped name. That bug is fixed in typescript@2.5.0. This adds a fix for older versions. Fixes: palantir#2965
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Overview of change:
The AST contains the escaped name. That bug is fixed in typescript@2.5.0. This adds a fix for older versions.
Fixes: #2965
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CHANGELOG.md entry:
[bugfix]
no-string-literalcorrectly fix property names with leading underscores