Enabling warnings for globals that we write #1062
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By default LuaLS allows us to implictly declare a global by writing to it, whereas LuaCheck didn't allow this. Since we don't want to write to many globals it's better to require them to be explicitly declared in .luarc.json. Unlike LuaCheck this unfortunately doesn't support regular expressions to define the set of allowed globals, this will be fixed in LuaLS/lua-language-server#2629 soon hopefully.
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By default LuaLS allows us to implictly declare a global by writing to it, whereas LuaCheck didn't allow this. Since we don't want to write to many globals it's better to require them to be explicitly declared in .luarc.json.
Unlike LuaCheck this unfortunately doesn't support regular expressions to define the set of allowed globals, this will be fixed in LuaLS/lua-language-server#2629 soon hopefully.