refactor: use object shorthand for properties#222
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refactor: use object shorthand for properties#222LinusU wants to merge 2 commits intokarma-runner:masterfrom
LinusU wants to merge 2 commits intokarma-runner:masterfrom
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We need to change the commit message, to like "refactor: use object shorthand for properties" |
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This rule is on its way into the latest Standard☺️
ref: standard/eslint-config-standard#166
Compatibility: This syntax is supported in Node.js 4.x and up, and it seems like support for Node.js 4 was dropped in ae615d0/3.0.0 ✅