Closed jmduke239 closed 10 years ago
Possibly .svnignore is set to ignore .settings folder
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as said in #86
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What I was really asking is does jshint-eclipse have the ability to take its inclusion/exclusion information and make it shareable in the project just like its jshint settings for what rules to allow? What I found was that the settings one makes in eclipse are stored in a file that doesn't seem to be a project-type file for others to use. This, to me, seems like a needed feature if it is missing; or, if it is there, the documentation isn't clear.
As Paul said, the information is currently kept in the project's .settings
folder. Whether this folder is shared or not depends on your configuration.
I'd still like to replace the current inclusion/exclusion setting with #64, but no guarantees whether/when I'll find the time to do that. Quality contributions welcome.
@jmduke239
Simply put, you just need to put com.eclipsesource.jshint.ui.prefs
file that you have already discovered (together with .jshintrc
) under VCS
Thanks ...
Hi, Just found jshint-eclipse and added to my project. I see how I can certainly share the JSHint settings, but I am lost on how to share Includes & Excludes with other developers. The settings seem to go into com.eclipsesource.jshint.ui.prefs, but this file doesn't seem to be one that SVN wants to share and give to others on the project. Is there a way to do this? If not, will there be a way to do this ... and soon?
Thanks ... Joe