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It appears to be necessary for the latest version (I am running v2.4.4) of the extension to get lint problems to show in the editor. This may not be necessary in the future, as there is an existing pre-release for v3+ that moves this out of "experimental" see the release notes on the extension
Reasoning: The docs currently recommend using the flat config and should at least mention how to get it fully working in Visual Studio Code. (plus, it took me too long to figure out I needed this in my project 😅)
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I don't think there is any need to explain the experimental settings. The flat config is not recommended as it is not yet GA. It is better to wait for the release of ESLint v9.
In the Editor Integrations - Visual Studio Code section of the docs it fails to mention the following configuration
It appears to be necessary for the latest version (I am running
v2.4.4
) of the extension to get lint problems to show in the editor. This may not be necessary in the future, as there is an existing pre-release forv3
+ that moves this out of "experimental" see the release notes on the extensionReasoning: The docs currently recommend using the flat config and should at least mention how to get it fully working in Visual Studio Code. (plus, it took me too long to figure out I needed this in my project 😅)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: