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I am using VS Code on Win10. My project folder is located on a Unix system shared on the network. The extension does not read my .eslintrc when I open my project. However if I copy the project folder on my local drive and open the project all the rules are applied.
I was able to get around this by copying all my .eslintrc config into "eslint.options" key in .vscode/settings.json file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
@behnoodk this sounds very strange since we don't have any special code here. It is actually the eslint library itself that looks for the .eslintrc file. The extension doesn't do anything special. Does everything work for you if you run eslint from a terminal.
I am using VS Code on Win10. My project folder is located on a Unix system shared on the network. The extension does not read my
.eslintrc
when I open my project. However if I copy the project folder on my local drive and open the project all the rules are applied.I was able to get around this by copying all my
.eslintrc
config into"eslint.options"
key in.vscode/settings.json
file.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: