Or even better (and simpler) you could just add noImplicityAny
configuration and set linter error or warn on no-explicit-any. These configurations would catch every explicitly or applied use of any in your codebase, without the need of a commercial product that costs money.
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Or even better (and simpler) you could just add
noImplicityAnyconfiguration and set linter error or warn on
no-explicit-any. These configurations would catch every explicitly or applied use of any in your codebase, without the need of a commercial product that costs money.