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How to specify eslint config
See original GitHub issueI’m getting a lot of lint errors in the report, and it’s because plato is not picking up my .eslintrc any thoughts?
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- Created 6 years ago
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@keenahn , @gknapp , @pats , @texels I have a released a new version, I added the offending plugin as a dependency directly. (it had better find it now, right?) I tested installing and it worked for me with both yarn and also standard npm.
I want you to try this version and see how it goes.
I’m closing the issue, but if the problem is still there, just post the stack trace like @gknapp did and I’ll dig deeper.
Thank you all for reporting the issue ❤️
hey @gknapp thanks for the feedback (and the stack trace!!) , I think that permissions could be related, but its good to see the ‘problem module’ is ‘eslint-plugin-react’