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Shebang line should not be passed to rules as a comment

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Currently, the shebang is being reported as a LineComment to the rule engine, with the node value having dropped the # so that it appears as !/usr/bin/env node.

It would be preferable to either drop it from the program altogether, make a new node type such as Shebang, or pass the empty string as the node value.

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Created 9 years ago
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platinumazurecommented, Jan 8, 2018

@Dzenly What you are describing is likely not related to this issue. Please open a new issue and please fill out this template (hopefully will be pre-rendered into the new issue form). There are a lot of pieces of information that we need, which you aren’t providing here. Again, this should be further discussed in a new issue, not this issue. Thanks!

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Dzenlycommented, Jan 8, 2018

I am about --fix option. My webstorm is setup for eslint --fix on file save and now I can not use webstorm for this file. Ok, I will think about advice to open a new issue.

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