Package ignore patterns not applied

[dcalhoun]

The patterns I place within package.json for standard.ignore do not appear to impact this Atom plugin.

"standard": {
  "ignore": [
    "inspectlet.js",
    "googleAnalytics.js",
    "vendor/**"
  ]
}

I've also reported this in standard/standard-loader#71. So, it's possible I just setting this up incorrectly. However, the ignore patterns work when I run standard via the CLI.

I've created a simple test case here.

[ricardofbarros]

Hey @dcalhoun, you're right. Somehow it was broken up to v3.8.1. I have just release new a patch version (v.3.8.2) and it should be fixed.

[dcalhoun]

Thank you! 😄 I can confirm it is now functioning as expected.

[dcalhoun]

@ricardofbarros it would appear this bug has been introduced again. My test case is listing incorrect files again. Will you verify, please?

[ricardofbarros]

sure @dcalhoun

[sonicdoe]

I could not reproduce this with linter-js-standard v3.9.0 and the dcalhoun/standard-loader-test repository. If I open the nonStandard.js file, no warnings are displayed.

@dcalhoun Are you still experiencing this issue (with the latest version)?

[dcalhoun]

@sonicdoe it would appear that it is partially working. Files explicitly added to StandardJS' ignore attribute are in fact ignored and not linted.

However, I still see two issues within dcalhoun/standard-loader-test.

1. Only *.min.js files are ignored by default. The remaining default ignored files are currently erroneously linted.

   Certain paths (node_modules/, coverage/, vendor/, *.min.js, bundle.js, and files/folders that begin with . like .git/) are automatically ignored.

2. My understanding is that StandardJS' ignore attribute should be additive.

   Sometimes you need to ignore additional folders or specific minified files. To do that, add a standard.ignore property to package.json:

   So, if I set ignore: ['nonStandard.js'], the default ignore files (e.g. vendor/) should still be ignored.

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I pushed up a couple more example files to dcalhoun/standard-loader-test. Let me know if you need any additional clarity.

[sonicdoe]

linter-js-standard currently only supports the ignore property in package.json. We plan to support standard’s default list of ignored files in the future. I’ll therefore close this in favor of #18.

(The reason why *.min.js files are ignored is because linter itself ignores them by default.)

By the way, thank you for providing a test repository. This makes reproducing way easier 🙂

[dcalhoun]

@sonicdoe You're welcome. Thank you for your hard work on this great project!