Make TSLint issues be warnings, not errors, when running src-docs
#1538
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Summary
Now that we've merged #1529, all TypeScript files will trigger lint warnings if their formatting needs updating with Prettier (which can be done by fixing with the linter). So far, so good.
However, the Webpack config for
src-docs
pulls in the project's TypesScript and TSLint settings, meaning that Webpack won't compile any TS files that have lint problems. We don't need checking at this stage to be so strict, because the pre-commit hook and general lint task already check everything.So, in order to stop docs development from being annoying, I've customised the TSLint settings when running
src-docs
so that lint problems are now warnings, instead of errors. They'll still have to get fixed before committing.Checklist