Coming out of #40 we just pulled in the standard ESLint configuration we've been using in most ProjectEvergreen projects, however to ensure better interop with Prettier (making sure ESLint rules and Prettier rules don't conflict) the eslint-config-prettier package was added to turn off those particular style rules from ESLint/
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So the idea with this task is that the following outcomes should be possible:
Go through the eslint.config.js file and remove any stylistic only rules
Should be able to remove the eslint-config-prettier plugin from our dependencies
Test that Prettiers and ESLint rules are still working well together
Summary
Coming out of #40 we just pulled in the standard ESLint configuration we've been using in most ProjectEvergreen projects, however to ensure better interop with Prettier (making sure ESLint rules and Prettier rules don't conflict) the eslint-config-prettier package was added to turn off those particular style rules from ESLint/
Details
So the idea with this task is that the following outcomes should be possible: