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I'm using both .jshintrc and .jscsrc so to separate concerns.
The problem is that sometimes just deleting a deprecated option in .jshintrc won't suffice because jshint is still using it with its default value, which might clash with the correspondent option I'm using in .jscsrc. For example jshint's default might be restrictive while I'm being permissive on the correspondent jscs's option in .jscsrc: in this case I get an error from jshint and I'm forced to add the deprecated option back in .jshintrc with a permissive value, which isn't what I'd like to do.
Is it possible to set jshint so to ignore its own deprecated options, i.e. using something like "ignoreDeprecated": true in .jshintrc?
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I'm using both
.jshintrc
and.jscsrc
so to separate concerns.The problem is that sometimes just deleting a deprecated option in
.jshintrc
won't suffice because jshint is still using it with its default value, which might clash with the correspondent option I'm using in.jscsrc
. For example jshint's default might be restrictive while I'm being permissive on the correspondent jscs's option in.jscsrc
: in this case I get an error from jshint and I'm forced to add the deprecated option back in.jshintrc
with a permissive value, which isn't what I'd like to do.Is it possible to set jshint so to ignore its own deprecated options, i.e. using something like
"ignoreDeprecated": true
in.jshintrc
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: