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Thanks @brettz9 - these are great suggestions! If you're interested in submitting a pull request, I'd be happy to get these into the docs 💯 |
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- Docs: Mention general applicability of `overrides` (and put the `strict` discussion as a subsection) - Docs: Add tips for working with Atom linter-eslint
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This tool is really awesome! (Now I just need to get linting of JS examples within JSDoc comments...)
While you mention
overrides
on the README, this is a cool feature in the context of avoiding or minimizing priority of rules like "no-undef" or "no-unused-vars" given how code blocks often lack full context, and also of the idea of being more tolerant or strict with styling rules like "padded-blocks". I'd suggest having a separate section for this very helpful accompanying feature.Although it is for a different tool, it might also be worth mentioning the benefit of adding "source.gfm" to "List of scopes to run ESLint on..." setting if using with Atom linter-eslint (or also "source.embedded.js" though configuration comments and skip directives don't seem to work there), no less given that your screenshot highlights IDE use...
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