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Can you please show your configuration? |
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Updated question to include configuration. |
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Thanks! As indicated in this section of the linked documentation page, global ignores patterns are defined by placing an module.exports = [
{
files: ['**/*.cjs', '**/*.ts', '**/*.tsx'],
},
// ... rules
{
ignores: [
'**/*.d.ts',
'**/app/styled-system/',
'**/build/',
'**/coverage/',
'**/database/',
'**/pnpm-lock.yaml',
'**/public/',
'**/server/',
'**/test-results/',
'**/vite.config.ts.*',
],
},
{
settings: {
react: {
version: '19',
},
},
},
]; |
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Thanks... That said, this is the most unintuitive convention I've ever come across. Like, it could be just named |
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I believe in the original design |
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https://eslint.org/docs/latest/use/configure/ignore
Placing files in
ignoresdoesn't entirely ignore the file, e.g. I have aignoresrule for**/*.d.ts. However, if I runeslint . --debug, I see the following in the logs:Even though no errors were reported for the file, it still was processed, which is a huge problem for large files.
My configuration:
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