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Linting on the fly with Atom issues #371
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Do you configure |
I have tested it with the current |
I'm not familiar with |
This is an old issue I run into trying to lint vue files that I just remembered now as trying out vue-cli. vue-cli just setups the project with eslint configuration for vue file as well. If that were wrong, there would be no lint on those files, and you can see on the video that's not the case. |
That template looks to set up ESLint CLI. |
I never heard of that configuration, only about .eslintrc, which Atom We may conclude that vue-cli project, not having eslintrc, are not mean to be linted on the fly, at least at this moment. Any other conclusion? |
I'm not familiar with Atom, but I know this at least.
Ah, indeed, |
Thanks, @mysticatea for your time and interest :) |
I had similiar problems with "Lint HTML Files" turned on in Atom. But then I found this: From https://github.com/BenoitZugmeyer/eslint-plugin-html:
So, one shouldn't use "Lint HTML Files" and this is how you could still make Atom lint vue-files: From https://alligator.io/vuejs/vue-eslint-plugin/:
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Nevermind. I misunderstood your post. |
Thanks @derhedwig for your comments. That's not the case in this particular situation but may help somebody else. |
Hei guys is this issue related with
eslint-plugin-vue
?If it's not, any clue where to look next?
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