Angular attributes are now parsed and formatted (
98a5f94)
Biome now recognizes Angular-specific attributes like property bindings, event bindings, structural directives, template refs, and two-way bindings. This expands HTML parsing and formatter support for Angular templates, which should unlock correct handling across the parser, syntax, and formatter stack.
Vue :="props" shorthand no longer crashes the parser (
68c10e6)
The HTML/Vue parser now accepts argument-less v-bind shorthand and its longhand form instead of panicking while reporting a missing argument. Related analyzers were updated to treat this syntax consistently, so Vue attributes sort and lint correctly too.
CSS comments now format correctly before !important (
794ccd0)
Comment placement around declarations was adjusted so block comments between a value and !important stay attached to the declaration and render in the expected position. This fixes a visible formatter bug in both CSS and SCSS output.
noThenProperty is faster and handles commented tokens better (
cf263c4)
The lint rule was rewritten to use typed syntax tree traversal and token text helpers, improving performance by about 50%. It also now correctly catches Object.fromEntries, Object.defineProperty, and Reflect.defineProperty cases even when comments interrupt the tokens.
Type-aware lint rules were ported to the newer inference APIs (
89b6af4)
Several behavior-sensitive rules were refactored to use the newer inferred-type/stringification utilities and shared typed helpers. The change trims older type plumbing and should make these rules more consistent and maintainable, while preserving behavior through added shadowing and overload tests.
Direct type-aware lint rules got the same inference cleanup (48a4abb)
More type-driven rules were migrated to the newer inferred-type APIs, with supporting module-graph and type-info changes. This is a broader internal refactor that also includes a small fix for useArrayFind recognizing bigint zero indexes.
Type inference no longer drops data in cross-module overload cases (e62f6b6)
Biome fixed a regression where copying inferred type data could panic or lose information for imported functions with multiple call signatures. This matters for rules like noFloatingPromises, which now handle cross-module overload callbacks safely.
Other misc changes
- Dependency/workflow cleanup: udeps checks were commented out until the tool stabilizes; changeset/docs-only updates.
- Minor docs fix for
useIterableCallbackReturn.