Given the following TypeScript code, it throws an error:

⚠ eslint(no-undef): Disallow the use of undeclared variables
function resolve<T>(path: string): T {
  return { path } as T;            ─
}

help: 'T' is not defined.

I understand this may just be a conflict between enabled rules; if so, maybe just adding a note in doc about recommended TS settings?

Also as a similar-but-slightly-different error, what’s the recommended way to handle builtin libraries?

⚠ eslint(no-undef): Disallow the use of undeclared variables

const root = new URL("../", import.meta.url);
                 ───
help: 'URL' is not defined.

I understand throwing an error for “magically-loaded” globals like test runner expect() calls. But for built-in DOM libraries, is there a recommended setup to allow this?

For both, I realize it may just require documentation, but wanted to ask for my own understanding. Thanks for such an amazing project!