rspec/rules/S4157/javascript/rule.adoc

There's no reason to repeat a default type unless it is early in a list and other, non-default types come after it. Instead, leave it out and only supply type when it is something other than the default.


== Noncompliant Code Example

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function foo<N = number, S = string>() {}
foo<number, string>();  // Noncompliant; both types redundant
foo<string, string>();  // Noncompliant; 2nd string is redundant
foo<number, number>();  // Ignored; number is redundant but required
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== Compliant Solution

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function foo<N = number, S = string>() {}
foo();
foo<string>();
foo<number, number>();
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