Closed brettjacobson closed 7 years ago
Never mind looks like I had something else stupid broken that was completely preventing it from running.
works fine. Would it be a good idea to make this the highest priority check, before digging through the Packages folder?
Sure, that seems reasonable. PR?
I'm naive when it comes to git and PRs. I'll see if I can figure out how to do them this week.
But it looks like the magic to add to the .targets is this (before the others):
<TSLintPotentialCli Include="$(ProjectDir)node_modules/tslint/bin/tslint" />
I've tried every permutation I could on the TSLintCli property to try and make it use the tslint that is installed in our node_modules folder, with no luck. What do you think the magic syntax should be to force it to use tslint acquired through npm instead of using a NuGet package to download TSLint into the packages folder?