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Show if rule is enabled by eslint:recommended on rule page
See original GitHub issueWebsite change so I skipped the eslint version questions.
What did you do? Please include the actual source code causing the issue. Land on a rule page from a search engine.
What did you expect to happen? See if the rule is enabled in “eslint:recommended”.
What actually happened? Please include the actual, raw output from ESLint. No indication of the rule being enabled.
The indication is already on http://eslint.org/docs/rules/ so it would be nice to also have it on rule pages.
It would also be useful to see if eslint --fix can fix this. I can open another issue for this though.
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@wkurniawan07 That’s correct. The change should be done in this repository. I’m 👍 for adding both fixable and recommended to docs generation if that can be done easily. I think it should be possible since we always add “fixable” to the third line in the file.
@platinumazure as I mentioned, we can get the date time from the git log whenever we want. I’d prefer not relying on human-provided dates, which can easily be mistyped or otherwise incorrect.
@pedrottimark if a rule was removed, then i think we shouldn’t show anything about it being recommended.