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[Feature] Allow ignoring paths via package.json

See original GitHub issue

I propose adding a second top level key to package.json named eslintIgnore that contains an array of paths to be ignored (or not).

#698 landed support for eslintConfig in package.json and it help keep the root of the project tidy.
#4261 proposed merging .eslintignore with .eslintrc, but it was rejected because “config files cascade, and ignore files do not”.

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Created 6 years ago
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kaicataldocommented, May 11, 2017

As discussed in today’s TSC meeting, this issue is now accepted.

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kaicataldocommented, Jun 27, 2017

@HarrisonMc555 Ah, I see what you’re saying. There’s definitely assumed knowledge regarding how to upgrade a package using npm, but that isn’t specific to ESLint.

Maybe in the future we could include an install command and a link to npm’s docs? That being said, I think it’ll be difficult to always anticipate when that’s useful and when it’s extra noise - I think at some point it’s reasonable to assume knowledge about (or the ability to discover) how the package manager works.

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