Switch to fully using babel.config.js when possible #102
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Related to #101 and #102. Bumping to latest Embroider internals exposed some further issue with Babel grabbing the `babel.config.js` used to configure ESLint via `@babel/eslint-parser`. This is a temporary workaround to unblock CI to work more generally, and which is "fine" for now because we don't actually have any unusual syntax in this repo. We will need to do *some* work upstream to finish fixing that more generally for the ecosystem as a whole, though.
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In #101, I introduced
@babel/eslint-parserto replace the deprecatedbabel-eslint-parser. It correctly requires you to specify your config explicitly. However, because of the issues ID'd in emberjs/ember-cli-babel#418, we cannot switch to using it throughout, and so instead are using it only for linting presently. Once the upstream design issues are resolved, update to use it directly.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: