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The multiline-blocks rule normally disallows text on the zeroth line of a multiline block.
The code sample below produces the following error if you change the config to { noZeroLineText: true }:
Should have no text on the "0th" line (after the `/**`). eslintjsdoc/multiline-blocks
Actual behavior
If you set noMultilineBlocks and minimumLengthForMultiline, however,noZeroLineText is no longer enforced for longer comments. The example below is not flagged as an error.
Expected behavior
The
multiline-blocks
rule normally disallows text on the zeroth line of a multiline block.The code sample below produces the following error if you change the config to
{ noZeroLineText: true }
:Actual behavior
If you set
noMultilineBlocks
andminimumLengthForMultiline
, however,noZeroLineText
is no longer enforced for longer comments. The example below is not flagged as an error.ESLint Config
ESLint sample
Environment
eslint-plugin-jsdoc
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