Closed btea closed 4 months ago
That is not possible, since it is impossible to know what each rule will report when processing it.
I think that it makes sense to propose to ESLint core something like /* eslint-disable-plugin %PLUGIN_NAME% */
and next-line
version.
For example, the regular expression is
/[^a-zA-Z0-9_$]/g
, the following error message will appear after checking.But in fact, as long as I modify it according to the first error prompt, there will be no problem with the following prompts, so I wonder if I can only display the first error message in this case.