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I have a project that uses node and xo, with a subfolder that uses deno and deno's linter. When I open the subfolder, which has a vscode config like {"deno.enable": true, "xo.enable": false}, xo still reports errors. If I change it to "xo.enable": true and then back to "xo.enable": false, xo disables itself properly.
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I am not sure I understand the problem here entirely. Having nested vscode configurations isn't something I am really aware of. It's likely the best way to solve this issue is to ignore the subfolder you don't want to lint in the xo configuration or add a .eslintignore file.
No, I open the subfolder as a separate vscode workspace. I'm already ignoring the subfolder, which works fine when I have the main workspace open, but iirc not when I open the subfolder itself as a workspace.
I have a project that uses node and xo, with a subfolder that uses deno and deno's linter. When I open the subfolder, which has a vscode config like
{"deno.enable": true, "xo.enable": false}
, xo still reports errors. If I change it to"xo.enable": true
and then back to"xo.enable": false
, xo disables itself properly.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: