Move deprecated eslint rules to stylistic plugin #5557
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The file path in config sub folder is not detected otherwise.
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Shouldn't this update |
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Up until now, whenever I was writing JavaScript, I struggled to get ESLint to work as seamlessly as Prettier—for example, automatically linting files and displaying errors in real-time while writing code. I noticed you added a VS Code workspace in this PR, and I’m hopeful this will help improve the experience. Thank you for adding this! |
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Description
I moved all deprecated eslint to the https://eslint.style/ plugin.
To have easy editor support I added a workspace file for visual studio code. Right now this only has a link to eslint config file.
This seems to be a smaller change than moving the config file to default filename in root folder.
I can remove that commit if you do not want editor config files.
How has this been tested?
Running eslint in editor.
ref #5554