Closed artursmirnov closed 8 years ago
I have a project-level .jshintrc
file and then a couple more sprinkled throughout that extend the project config. The project config handles basic formatting that I want to apply to all JS files, and the nested files handle different parts of the app (node.js server-side vs front end static library, which have different browser
, node
, and predef
settings).
This workflow works in other editors, so I'd love to see it in VS Code.
+1
My application has main
.jshintrc
configuration in root folder, which works just fine. But for tests there is another configuration located attests/.jshintrc
that has a lot ofpredef
s for test helpers. And the extension ignores tests configuration and applies the main one.The case is common for most Ember CLI apps.