moduleeslint-plugin-warp-drive/rules/no-legacy-imports

Rule	🏷️	✨
no-legacy-imports	🏆	✅

TIP

This rule is autofixable. Fixes may split a single import/export into multiple declarations when different specifiers map to different target modules. Review diffs for these splits.

NOTE

Rewrites legacy EmberData import module specifiers to their modern replacements using the enriched public exports mapping embedded from public-exports-mapping-5.5.enriched.json.

This rule updates module paths only; it does not rename imported identifiers.

Examples

Before:

import { findRecord } from '@ember-data/rest/request';
export { attr, hasMany } from '@ember-data/model';

After:

import { findRecord } from '@warp-drive/utilities/rest';

Scope (v1)

• Static imports only.
• Default and named specifiers are supported, including TypeScript import type declarations and inline type specifiers (e.g. import { type Foo } from '...'); their type-only-ness is preserved across the rewrite.
• Namespace imports, export-all (export * from), re-exports with from, CommonJS require, and dynamic imports are out of scope for v1 (no report).

Unmapped exports

The embedded mapping is a point-in-time snapshot; it doesn't automatically pick up exports added afterward. Rather than silently leaving such an import untouched:

• If every export we've ever tracked for a legacy module funnels into the same replacement module, an untracked token from that module is routed there too (same export name, no guessing at a rename).
• If a legacy module is known but its tracked exports funnel into more than one replacement module (e.g. some tokens move to @warp-drive/core, others to @warp-drive/ember), an untracked token from it can't be routed safely. It is reported without an autofix so it gets manual attention instead of being silently skipped.
• Imports from modules this rule has no bookkeeping for at all (e.g. third-party packages) are still ignored entirely, as before.

Notes

• Deduplication of existing imports from a replacement module is not performed in v1.

Variables

• export=