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`globals` should be an Object rather than an Array in API
See original GitHub issuehttp://eslint.org/docs/user-guide/configuring#specifying-globals
However, passing an Object to globals fails in gulp-eslint:
TypeError: (options.globals || []).reduce is not a function
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Those are some pretty rude responses @shinnn. People are just trying to figure out how to fix their code.
@dpikt Thank you for sympathy. Yes, unfortunately, some people cannot be honest to admit their own mistake but just blame their ignorance for OSS maintainers.
Yeah, I hope everyone use StackOverflow for support questions and do not abuse OSS issue trackers. Probably the easiest trap for beginners to fall into though.
I’m going to lock this issue down. There will never be any productive discussion here.