Closed carlin-q-scott closed 8 years ago
ESLint is not part of Web Essentials at all anymore. It's provided by VS in the ASP.NET Core tooling Preview
Oh ok. So I just posted a question here. Do you know anything about that project and if that's the best place to make feature requests?
The default eslint configuration is overly aggressive, producing compiler errors for white-space. It doesn't seem to pick up .eslint.json files anywhere in my project path, unlike the extension in Visual Studio Code does. So, I have no idea how to relax the standards and have therefore turned eslint off completely.