Closed davidparsson closed 10 years ago
Saving the settings will add the builder com.eclipsesource.jshint.ui.builder
to the .project
file. If the builder is missing, the JSHint validator will not run. This issue is related to #29.
Thanks, you're right. That resolved it.
We're using a script to set up our development environment. That script creates Eclipse configurations for plugins, including JSHint in .settings/com.eclipsesource.jshint.ui.prefs.
Our prefs file looks like this:
However, for JSHint to be enabled, a developer must still open the JSHint preferences for each project, modify something in the JSHint settings and save.
Is that a bug, or are we missing something?