As a consumer of @edx/frontend-build, I was getting ESLint warnings in my module.config.js file. However, this file is not code that gets shipped as part of any JS bundles to the end user and doesn't necessarily matter from a linting perspective. To eliminate erroneous linting errors that could arise in module.config.js, it might be worth adding module.config.js to ESLint's ignorePatterns so linting does not occur on this file.
As a consumer of
@edx/frontend-build
, I was getting ESLint warnings in my module.config.js file. However, this file is not code that gets shipped as part of any JS bundles to the end user and doesn't necessarily matter from a linting perspective. To eliminate erroneous linting errors that could arise in module.config.js, it might be worth adding module.config.js to ESLint'signorePatterns
so linting does not occur on this file.