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TSLint is being deprecated. How does this affect Angular?

The company I work at is on the brink of starting a new enterprise Angular application. While reading up on linting, I read that TSLint is being deprecated.

Since TSLint is included in Angular by default, I started looking for any plans the Angular team has to deal with the deprecation. I found this GitHub issue, which wasn't very helpful. It pointed me here, and I couldn't find any post related to the issue.

My questions are:

  1. As an Angular developer, should I migrate to Typescript ESLint manually for new and/or existing projects?
  2. Does the Angular team have any plans to make the eventual migration easier for existing projects?
over 4 years ago · Santiago Trujillo
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Nice first post by me, lasted a whole 20 minutes :)

I found my answers in this Angular CLI issue.

  1. While using ESLint solves some minor issues, like Typescript 3.7 support, there are still issues with ESLint. For me personally CI performance is enough of a reason to keep using TSLint for now.
  2. Migration is planned for Angular 10. I'm sure they will make it as easier than migrating it manually.
over 4 years ago · Santiago Trujillo Report
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