ESLint does not handle folders started from dot (e.g. /.tests).

[strctr]

I store my tests in .tests folders. When I want to lint my project eslint ignore them, but it sees them If I specify it directly.

System: macOS.

[eslintbot]

Hi @anton-kabysh, thanks for the issue. It looks like there's not enough information for us to know how to help you.

If you're reporting a bug, please be sure to include:

1. The version of ESLint you are using (run eslint -v)
2. What you did (the source code and ESLint configuration)
3. The actual ESLint output complete with numbers
4. What you expected to happen instead

(edited by platinumazure)

[ilyavolodin]

@IanVS correct me if I'm wrong, but we added a fix a little while back to ignore hidden folders by default, right?
@anton-kabysh You need to unignore hidden folders in .eslintignore file in order for them to be linted.

[strctr]

1. v3.19.0
2. My custom config based on airbnb config.
3. ESLint does not lint directory /.test
4. Expect to lint code in this dir.

@ilyavolodin I just add !/app/** to .eslintignore and this helps. Thanks!
I'll close the issue. Best.

[IanVS]

but we added a fix a little while back to ignore hidden folders by default, right?

@ilyavolodin, we've always ignored hidden files and folders by default, but recently we made a fix so that ESLint does not even get passed the files in hidden folders, which makes it run bit faster.

[bbugh]

If anyone else gets here via Google trying to figure out why dot folders are ignored, you can fix it by adding a negating ignore in your .eslintignore:

!/.storybook

Now anything like .storybook/config.js will be included in the lint.