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The automatic fix that is performed by the react/no-invalid-html-attribute rule removes invalid values. I'd argue this is dangerous behavior as removing the value is probably not the intended outcome, I mean, I've put it there for a reason in the first place. Some examples:
I have a typo in one of the values, auto-fix removes it instead of forcing me to correct it
I have a non-standard value e.g. rel="sponsored", I'd like to replace it with nofollow instead of automatically removing it. Or I'd like to add an ignore directive to allow for it.
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ljharb commentedon Oct 11, 2022
Yes, I agree it should be a suggestion and not an autofix. A PR to fix that is welcome.
himanshu007-creator commentedon Oct 19, 2022
Hi, i would like to give it a try
ljharb commentedon Oct 19, 2022
Go for it!
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: convert autofix to suggestion #3474[Fix] `no-invalid-html-attribute`: convert autofix to suggestion
[Fix] `no-invalid-html-attribute`: convert autofix to suggestion