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Vue lint rules not being applied beyond entry point (not traversing subdirectories). #64
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Thank you for this issue.
I think that this plugin cannot work together with |
I think we can safely assume, that we'll not going to fix this. But instead we're going to add more rules for indentation and so on. So that this will be the only eslint plugin you'll ever need for any vue app (in terms of templating), on JS side you should be able to easily use other plugins too. Do you agree with me @mysticatea ? |
@michalsnik Yes! |
Vue team/Community, Thanks for the replies. Good to know you will be adding more rules etc. All the best, |
there is already proposal in #46 |
To help out others… I spent more hours on this than I care to count… for those trying to setup auto ESlinting with webpack 3.x eslint-plugin-vue v3.x, eslint-friendly-formatter v3.x and eslint-html-plugin v3.x, read on (note I’m using Sublime Text 3):
If I comment out
.vue
fromeslint-plugin-html
settings everything seems to work:to help others, in the .eslintrc.js:
in the ignore file:
in the webpack config
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