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please add eslint:fix to scripts
See original GitHub issue "eslint": "npx projen eslint",
"eslint:fix": "npx projen eslint --fix",
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@Chriscbr this is cool. Thanks! I still think that it makes sense as a default.
It looks like this is the default now. Which is pretty great!