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@caio thanks for the links. i tried that, with many different values. and couldn’t get it to work. i think its cause the <
symbol can take variable arguments
hello, I know this might be the wrong place to ask but I looked everywhere on the internet and couldnt find. Do you guys know any setup for flycheck with local project eslint executable and config?
I tried with getting the project dir from projectile but couldn't find a way to get it simply
@vinnyataide eslint will pick up a project config (eslint itself will go up directory trees to find the first applicable config file); don’t know about having a local eslint executable, I’ve always just installed it globally
Oh, so flycheck won't need to find the eslintrc?
nope, eslint already deals with that
http://emacs.stackexchange.com/questions/21205/flycheck-with-file-relative-eslint-executable looks like it will work if you really need a local eslint
99.9% of use cases though, you can get away with having eslint globally installed and not dealing with that headache
well, I think my plugins needs to be installed globally too