Is it possible to prohibit use of different nesting in selectors / class name unions?

[silentmantra]

Aiming to avoid unnecessary code reviews. So I have a case when someone added rules without reusing the previous selector:

.games-lib-table {
  // ...
  &__info {
    // ...
  }
}
// later in the file someone added
.games-lib-table__info_filters {
  // ...
}

My first idea was to use stylint-scss: enforce selector-nest-combinators then somehow to prohibit duplication. But that's not nesting combinators rather a union of a class name.

Anyone has an idea how to enforce reusing existing class name unions like I've described?

Maybe there's some other linter besides Stylelint/stylelint-scss that could do that?

[kristerkari]

Sorry for not commeting on this earlier.

I think it's a nice idea, but I think that in order for the suggestion to work, the user would need to define in the rule options what are the characters to separate the different parts of the class selector. Without that the rule would not know what is part of the name and what is a separator.