ESLint: no-template-curly-in-string rule not found

[suchipi]

Just upgraded from 0.3.0-alpha(via git url; wanted jest early) to 0.3.0. Using Atom's linter-eslint, I now see this ESLint warning in all of my files:

[ESLint] [Warning] [no-template-curly-in-string] Definition for rule 'no-template-curly-in-string' was not found at line 1 col 1 in src/whatever.js

This doesn't show up in the output from npm start.
I checked the README to see if I needed to install any new eslint plugins globally, but there aren't any more there than what I already had.

linter-eslint is configured to use my global ESLint installation.

What do I need to do to get this rule installed?

[gaelollivier]

Have the same problem.

We need this PR to be merged in fast-eslint I guess.

[gaearon]

Hmm, wouldn’t updating the global ESLint to the latest version solve the issue?

[gaelollivier]

Nope, I tried and it doesn't. fast-eslint probably uses its own version of eslint

[gaearon]

I pinged @Adezandee. In the meantime you may try using a different ESLint atom plugin that uses the global version of ESLint instead of shipping its own copy.

[arnaud-dezandee]

I'll update eslint v3.4.0 inside fast-eslint asap. 👍
@gaelduplessix, Indeed the eslint engine is built-in. Everything else is provided by the environment, either project or globally installed modules.
See https://github.com/Adezandee/fast-eslint/blob/master/lib/exec.js#L26-L39

[gaearon]

Thanks for quick turnaround @Adezandee, it is very much appreciated.

[arnaud-dezandee]

I released fast-eslint v3.1.0. I bootstraped a pristine react app with the CLI to try things out. With npm@3 flattening it should work right away. With npm@2, you'll probably have to install some deps globally since fast-eslint isn't smart enough to add relative reference inside the lookup array for modules loading (it should add ./node_modules/react-scripts/node_modules to the array).
Could be done though :)