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New version applies JSON indentation rules in spite of ignore configuration #69
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@greatislander, I can reproduce the problem and will start looking into it in a branch shortly. |
I actually already had tests for this, but I excluded the badly indented content rather than changing the rule options. I will work to make it work the other way, which should be supported. I will need to try a few things in your package to understand why your excludes don't seem to work. |
Turns out I also had a test for the configuration option. |
I thought at first this was a The change in behaviour is likely related to the recent ESLint formatting purge (and our move to using a replacement plugin). |
Looks like the namespacing changes in |
Turns out I just didn't release a new version of I have cut the full 2.1.2 release of |
Describe the bug
In this project, I have configured
fluid-lint-all
to ignore the JSON indentation lint forpackage.json
andpackage-lock.json
. However it appears that this is broken in versions offluid-lint-all
> 1.2.9.To reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
fluid-lint-all
should respect ignore configuration for all linters.Screenshots
Not applicable.
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