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Use nearest package.json/node_modules to locate local eslint
See original GitHub issueMy project consists of a web app with a package.json and a server side implemented in another language.
There’s a top level dummy package.json for deployment reasons, and a package.json in webapp/, which is used for every (dev)dependency of the web app, including eslint.
The plugin works as expected when opening the webapp/ folder, but complains that I should install eslint in my workspace when opening the root project folder.
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This is addressed in the upcoming 1.1.0 release of ESLint.
@ChuckPierce vscode does pick up the local eslint. The problem is that it only looks in the root of the project, but not in the nearest folder like atom does. This means that if my JS project is a child of a larger non-js (or non-eslint) project, then vscode doesn’t even run eslint.