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chore: enable organize imports for linting #8410
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request reactivates and customizes the import organization feature in the project's "biome.jsonc" configuration. The primary goal is to standardize import ordering across the codebase, which enhances code readability and ensures consistency. This change also includes fixes for any linting errors that arose from the newly enforced import rules.
Highlights
- Import Organization Re-enabled: The "organizeImports" feature in "biome.jsonc" has been switched from "off" to "on", re-activating automatic import sorting.
- Custom Import Grouping Rules: A comprehensive "groups" configuration has been added to "organizeImports", defining a specific order for various import types including Bun, Node.js, npm, URLs, libraries, aliases, and project-specific paths.
- Linting Error Resolution: All existing linting errors related to import ordering have been addressed and fixed as a result of enabling and configuring the import organization.
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Code Review
This pull request enables and configures import organization using Biome. The configuration for grouping imports is a great addition for maintaining code consistency. However, I've noticed a small issue in the ordering of the import groups in biome.jsonc which prevents the intended behavior. The group for @chainsafe and @lodestar packages is placed after the general package group, making it ineffective. I've suggested a correction to the group order to fix this.
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I think we want:
- node/bun modules
- external packages
@lodestarpackages- internal imports
- paths
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Motivation
Enable the organize import back which was disabled in #7982 to isolate the changes for import ordering
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