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[v20.x backport] backport: esm: require braces for modules code #50268
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Can you remove this to avoid getting error when backporting commits that landed before this rule was introduced?
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If there are commits to backport from before this rule, I highly recommend to backport them first.
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I don't know if they actually are any, regardless having less strict lint rules on LTS lines seems like a good idea to me, but it's just a nit
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So I looked into this, and the only two commits from before this rule are:
globalPreloadhook (superseded byinitialize) #49144, which @aduh95 requested not be backported. It also wouldn’t run afoul of this rule regardless, because it’s almost all deletions and the few additions include the newly required braces.So I think the rule is fine to backport, and I’d rather not create unnecessary divergences from
main. This rule is also very easy to abide by, and the linter can fix for it automatically.