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Class properties with a generic type declaration appear to be recognized as methods rather than properties as they should be. I have included my ESLint configuration, an example that recreates the issue, and a screenshot of the ESLint error.
Thanks for the report @wjhurley! Looks like it was actually the abstract, which was producing a TSAbstractPropertyDefinition node, which was not being included in the type check for properties. I believe I've fixed the issue in 1.17.1, published just now. Let me know how it works for you.
Class properties with a generic type declaration appear to be recognized as methods rather than properties as they should be. I have included my ESLint configuration, an example that recreates the issue, and a screenshot of the ESLint error.
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