Remove only-new-issues from lint check#4700
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This flag attempts to run the linting only on changes - which in theory works if master is fully linted However in practice this often misses issues resulting in master not working - We only discover this at release time (not even master build) which means we have to make further fixes + releases This is the simplest fix - it just removes the bit trying to be "smart" and just ensures the whole code base is linted - if this is fast enough we should just do this - Based on release lints, the different is minimal If this isn't fast enough we can look what we can do to make this catch issues in PRs while still being an acceptable speed
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This flag attempts to run the linting only on changes - which in theory works if master is fully linted
However in practice this often misses issues resulting in master not working
This is the simplest fix - it just removes the bit trying to be "smart" and just ensures the whole code base is linted - if this is fast enough we should just do this
If this isn't fast enough we can look what we can do to make this catch issues in PRs while still being an acceptable speed