Extend the linting rules with the very useful eslint-plugin-react's presets. These rules get rid of some of the useless error messages (eg, mistaking components for unused variables) and introduces some useful ones (eg, raising a flag when a prop is missing from validation). Once this merged I'll go through and make sure everything lints properly, which isn't difficult.
Also, ignore .eslintcache, because it's not useful to track it (and committing things with information about my local machine's filetree always makes me feel like I've left my curtains open).
Extend the linting rules with the very useful
eslint-plugin-react's presets. These rules get rid of some of the useless error messages (eg, mistaking components for unused variables) and introduces some useful ones (eg, raising a flag when a prop is missing from validation). Once this merged I'll go through and make sure everything lints properly, which isn't difficult.Also, ignore
.eslintcache, because it's not useful to track it (and committing things with information about my local machine's filetree always makes me feel like I've left my curtains open).