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Updated the State of JS Survey Results #12350

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Updated the State of JS Survey Results in order to comply with the 2021 Survey.

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fisker commented Feb 22, 2022

Thanks for your contribution. Can you split different changes into seperate PRs?

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Sure

@Harry-Hopkinson Harry-Hopkinson changed the title Updated the State of JS Survey Results. Removed unused dependecies with depcheck and infered parameter types from usage. Updated the State of JS Survey Results. Feb 22, 2022
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@fisker I have reverted the changes to only have one change.

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thorn0 commented Feb 22, 2022

@Harry-Hopkinson There are still some links to 2020 left and also old numbers of respondents. Please recheck.

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The links should of changed

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thorn0 commented Feb 22, 2022

Please check again. All the mentions of 2020 should be replaced with 2021 (not 2022).

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Ah yes - sorry

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Updated the State of JS Survey Results in order to comply with the 2021 Survey.
I have removed unused dependecies with depcheck and where applicable, have infered parameter types from usage for type checking. (#12350 by @Harry-Hopkinson)
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"JavaScript" isn't the right changelog subdirectory. Turns out we don't yet have a changelog category for this kind of changes. Please add a misc directory (with .gitkeep) in changelog_unreleased and then add it to scripts/draft-blog-post.mjs and scripts/utils/changelog-categories.mjs.

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Do we need to have CHANGELOG at all, assuming that the PR is only about docs? I thought CHANGELOG was related to prettier library only.

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I thought it might be useful for encouraging non-code contributions like this. Now if someone contributes, for example, to the docs, they won't get any credits at all when the next release happens.

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fisker commented Feb 23, 2022

How about keep both data from 2020 and 2021?

@Harry-Hopkinson Harry-Hopkinson changed the title Updated the State of JS Survey Results. Updated the State of JS Survey Results and Changed Zeit.co to Vercel due to its recent name change. Mar 5, 2022
…any files there are that do not apply to the Prettier Format Style.
@Harry-Hopkinson Harry-Hopkinson changed the title Updated the State of JS Survey Results and Changed Zeit.co to Vercel due to its recent name change. Updated the State of JS Survey Results, Changed Zeit.co to Vercel due to its recent name change and Print out How Many Unformatted Files do not apply to the Prettier Configuration. Mar 5, 2022
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Can't you see the diff? They are obviously wrong!

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fisker commented Mar 22, 2022

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Isn't this still 2020 version logo? And it should be the same width as the images bellow, maybe also same color.

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I have updated the image, just converting it to gray scale.

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@fisker that is the State of JS logo for 2021.

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fisker commented Mar 24, 2022

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fisker commented Mar 24, 2022

I'm merging this, we are not going to spend more time on reviewing this.

@fisker fisker changed the title Updated the State of JS Survey Results. Updated the State of JS Survey Results Mar 24, 2022
@fisker fisker merged commit 9e7f7b9 into prettier:main Mar 24, 2022
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