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eslint: Use require.resolve() for parser and presets #946
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This ensures that they can be found (and the expected version used), even when using `yarn link`. Unfortunately the `plugins` option does not support filepaths, so it's still necessary to install/link the plugin packages when running ESLint in a project that uses linked Neutrino monorepo packages: eslint/eslint#6237 ...however this at least reduces the number that need to be installed.
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This ensures that they can be found (and the expected version used), even when using
yarn link.Unfortunately the
pluginsoption does not support filepaths, so it's still necessary to install/link the plugin packages when running ESLint in a project that uses linked Neutrino monorepo packages:eslint/eslint#6237
...however this at least reduces the number that need to be installed.