Vue ref rule now tracks aliases and avoids false positives (
372cd68)
noVueRefAsOperand was overhauled to follow Vue refs through declaration aliases, toRefs() properties, and useTemplateRef() results. It also stops flagging supported cases like plain ref transfers, defineModel() modifiers, and .effect, while improving rule performance.
stdin-file-path now gets full Astro/Svelte/Vue support (afc4615)
Files checked from stdin now use the same full HTML/framework support as normal files when experimental full support is enabled. That fixes editor/CLI workflows where Astro, Svelte, or Vue markup references were previously handled incompletely.
noFloatingPromises avoids expensive full inference on class methods (382b15d)
Type inference was tightened so calls to non-Promise methods on third-party TypeScript classes can be classified without falling back to costly full inference. This should noticeably reduce overhead in projects that hit that rule often.
noVueRefAsOperand stops blaming nested callback params (
6f40e82)
The Vue ref rule no longer misidentifies callback parameters inside ref(), computed(), and similar calls as unwrapped refs. This removes a class of false positives in common array callback patterns like .find() and .map().
Other misc changes
- CI agentscan config simplified and pruned (1 commit)
- Release housekeeping: changelog updates and removal of published changesets (1 commit)