New rule: number-no-trailing-zeros about stylelint

[jeddy3]

I just noticed that scsslint has two rules for this, with slightly different purposes:

Trailing Zeros is for when there is a faction with extra zeros at the end e.g. 5.55500000px and Unnecessary Mantissa is for when an integer has a unnecessary faction after it e.g. 5.0px.

Is there value in us being this specific? I guess they are kind of different things. Thoughts? Should we go with?:

• number-no-trailing-zeros: Disallow trailing zeros (e.g. 5.55000px)
• number-no-unnecessary-mantissa: Disallow unnecessary mantissa (e.g. 5.0px)

[MoOx]

I found this overkill. 5.55000px is just useless like 5.0px. Looks the same to me.

[davidtheclark]

Yeah, I sort of think that distinction only happened because somebody with a math background new what "mantissa" is? I don't about the use-case. Did you search the issues to see if there was some justification for it?

[jeddy3]

Did you search the issues to see if there was some justification for it?

Yeap, but I couldn't find anything.

Sounds like we're agreed it's overkill anyway.

Shall we call our one rule number-no-trailing-zeros (note the s at the end) as then it makes it a little clearer that it'll flag up 1 or more trailing zeros i.e. both 5.55000px and 5.0px?

[MoOx]

why not

[davidtheclark]

sure