Ignore 'dist' folder during npm run lint - #312
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vikasrohit merged 1 commit intoFeb 28, 2019
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…with multiple errors from precompiled files
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@vikasrohit I think it's safe to merge this PR. It would help to keep react-components free from lint errors. |
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Added "dist" folder to eslintignore so we don't pollute 'npm run lint' with multiple errors from precompiled files.
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npm run lintproduced to me more than 6000 errors, so I was thinking that we don't support linting for a long time. But it appeared that it was just precompiled file.