"Trailing Commas"—leaving a comma at the end of arrays or objects—is a practice used to keep JavaScript code clean. It is widely recommended in modern development because it makes Git diffs cleaner.
Most rules target JavaScript and TypeScript, but some also lint CSS, HTML, JSON, and Markdown when used with the matching ESLint language plugin.
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