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Sounds good. One question: For e.g. number-leading-zero
should the negative instead use "unexpected": "Unexpected leading zero for fractional value less than 1"??
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One question: For e.g. number-leading-zero should the negative instead use "unexpected": "Unexpected leading zero for fractional value less than 1"??
Yeap, I had that same thought just after I clicked "Comment"! :)
That works for me if we make the other "always"|"never" rules consistent too e.g.
declaration-colon/bang-space
: "Expected single space before "!"" and "Unexpected space before "!"declaration-block-trailing-semicolon
: "Expected a trailing semicolon" and "Unexpected trailing semicolon"number-leading-zero
: "Expected a leading zero for fractional value less than 1" and "Unexpected leading zero for fractional value less than 1"
When it comes to rules with values other than "always" and "never" I think we should tend towards "expected" over "unexpected" e.g.
url-quotes: "single"|"double"|none
We might need to create multiple rejected messages for each value if we use "unexpected" e.g.
For url-quotes: "single"
We'd need two rejected messages:
- "Unexpected double quotes for URL"
- "Unexpected lack of quotes for URL"
Where as, the "expected" approach would require just one rejected message for each value:
e.g. for url-quotes: "single"
We'd only need:
- "Expected single quotes for URL"
Sound good?
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Yes. I think "unexpected" (aka "rejected") is for situations where what's there is not ok but there is not a specific expected alternative. So url-quotes
never "rejects" if it's on, because it's always expecting something specific. We're in agreement.
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We're in agreement.
Good stuff :)
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