Overload selection now uses full argument lists (
bd1038b)
Biome’s noMisusedPromises analysis now chooses overloads using the entire call or constructor argument list, rather than a single argument in isolation. That fixes cases involving overloaded calls, constructors, rest parameters, unions, and generic constraints, so async callbacks are flagged against the actually selected signature.
Resolver stops flagging valid re-exports as unresolved (8ebafe1)
noUnresolvedImports now treats unknown re-export targets as unresolved only when they’re definitely missing, instead of reporting false positives when a package or barrel can’t be fully resolved. This avoids incorrect diagnostics for patterns like import type { NextRequest } from "next/server".
Type inference handles imported and aliased generic types better (7df46f5)
Biome improved inference around imported and aliased types, including specialised tuple element types flowing through generic aliases. That makes rules like useIncludes work on more real-world generic code and reduces missed diagnostics.
HTML processing instructions are ignored by attribute sorting (0bf7486)
The useSortedAttributes assist no longer runs on HTML processing instructions such as <?xml ... ?>. This prevents an assist from targeting syntax it shouldn’t modify.
Other misc changes
- Internal type-substitution refactor in
biome_js_type_info - Added/updated rule coverage and snapshots for the above fixes
- Minor module-graph, resolver, and service plumbing updates