selene.toml

std = "luau+typefuncs"

exclude = [
	"lune/.typedefs/*",
	"vendor/*",
	"tests/cases/jecs.luau"
]

[lints]
# Unscoped variables can cause code issues, so they should cause a linter error rather than a warning.
unscoped_variables = "deny"

# We really shouldn't be using _G/shared, it's horrible practice.
global_usage = "deny"

# "Must use" functions like the ones in the bit32 library are pure and must have their return value used, otherwise the
# call to them is a waste of computation.
must_use = "deny"

# We shouldn't be using deprecated code. We can explicitly allow such usage on a case-by-case basis if necessary, but
# unmarked usage should be a linter failure.
deprecated = "deny"

# Whilst one line statements are *usually* okay, StyLua gets a bit upset with them and it has no configuration for
# "please allow these types" like Selene does, so we'll just ban them all.
multiple_statements = "deny"

[config]
# Same justification as above.
multiple_statements = { one_line_if = "deny" }