Introduced in 0.21.5
Use of the pipe operator when only one invocation is employed.
When the use of the pipe operator happens for a single invocation (instead of a multiple one, which would add a chain of them, usually staggered across many lines), it doesn't aid readibility.
Example of single pipe operator usage:
let someFunc someParam =
someParam
|> someOtherFunc
Example of multiple pipe operator usage:
let someFunc someParam =
someParam
|> someOtherFunc
|> yetAnotherFunc
Just use a normal function call, without the need for any operator:
let someFunc someParam =
someOtherFunc someParam
{
"avoidSinglePipeOperator": { "enabled": false }
}