Option to exit with success even if there are errors

Hi, we are using the eslint CLI together with npm for running eslint from the command line.

So far so good, apart that we’re also using parallelshell to run commands in parallel. The problem is, parallelshell kills all the running processes if one of them returns an exit status that’s not 0.

We managed to work around this by exiting manually:

eslint source ; exit 0

But since it’s quite ugly, is it possible to add an option to exit with 0 even on errors (like if they were just warnings)?

Thanks!

[nzakas]

I’m sorry, we decided not to pursue this any further. As I mentioned in my last comment, we recommend wrapping ESLint in something else if you want more control over exit codes.

[timfish]

tslint has:

--force     return status code 0 even if there are lint errors

I’m pretty sure tslint also lints JavaScript now…