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Currently, it looks like JSHint can only be configured for an entire workspace. I have a workspace with three roots: two of them use JSHint while the third uses ESLint. It would be handy to be able to configure/disable JSHint at the folder level as well as the workspace level.
A solution to #39 might be able to cover this use-case if implemented with this in mind.
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You should be able to set different values of jshint.enabled for each folder from the settings UI, or by adding a .vscode folder in each with a settings.json file that has that value.
@RMacfarlane Thanks for the response. The jshint.enabled option is not available at the folder-level. Just the User and Workspace levels. The only jshint option available for folders is jshint.packageManager.
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Currently, it looks like JSHint can only be configured for an entire workspace. I have a workspace with three roots: two of them use JSHint while the third uses ESLint. It would be handy to be able to configure/disable JSHint at the folder level as well as the workspace level.
A solution to #39 might be able to cover this use-case if implemented with this in mind.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: