@wcstack/lint 2.1.0 → 2.2.0
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- package/README.md +1 -1
- package/dist/cli.cjs +6507 -304
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md
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## Declaring a state contract (`stateSchema`)
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Without a contract, a path the validator cannot resolve is only a **warning** (`wcs/binding-path-missing`): `count` may well exist at runtime even when the inline script cannot be read statically. Put an `application` sidecar next to (or above) the HTML and the same typo becomes an **error**:
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Without a contract, a path the validator cannot resolve is only a **warning** (`wcs/binding-path-missing`): `count` may well exist at runtime even when the inline script cannot be read statically. Note that a list starting as `[]` does not need a contract just to name its row fields — the analyzer reads them from the row literals in the assignments that add or replace rows (`this.items = this.items.concat({ id, kind: "general" })`, `.toSpliced(i, n, { … })`, `.with(i, { … })`, `[...this.items, { … }]`); only a row passed as a variable (`concat(row)`) is invisible to it. Put an `application` sidecar next to (or above) the HTML and the same typo becomes an **error**:
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```json
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