Reputation: 51
ESLint complains of "Missing return type on function" even though a return type is defined as far as I can tell.
What could cause this? Am I missing something or is ESLint missing something?
If I return something that doesn't fit the specified return type it complains both that the returned value is not assignable to type string AND that there is no return type:
But I guess only the first is coming from ESLint so that explains the contradiction there.
Anyway any help would be appreciated.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 284
Reputation: 51
It turns out this was a problem between VS Code and ESLint, reloading the window fixed it (ctrl+shift+p > Developer: reload window)
Upvotes: 1