ESLint runs if either of the two default target values, **\*.js and **\*.ts, can be found, but both are included as input options.
The solution is to only provide the default input option that can be found in the environment.
This fix will be implemented in the underlying Microsoft Security Code Analysis (MSCA) CLI which is automatically picked up by the action, and thus, this issue should be self resolving once the fix is released.
ESLint runs if either of the two default target values,
**\*.js
and**\*.ts
, can be found, but both are included as input options.The solution is to only provide the default input option that can be found in the environment.
This fix will be implemented in the underlying Microsoft Security Code Analysis (MSCA) CLI which is automatically picked up by the action, and thus, this issue should be self resolving once the fix is released.
ETA: End of next week.