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my rules are the following:
"node/no-missing-import": 2, "node/no-missing-require": 2, "node/no-unpublished-import": 2, "node/no-unpublished-require": 2, "node/no-unsupported-features": [2, {"version": 4}], "node/shebang": 2
i'm requiring two directories ./fileSchemas and ./utils/logger both directories have a index.js inside but eslint-plugin-node reports an error.
./fileSchemas
./utils/logger
eslint-plugin-node
according to node docs this is a valid require when dealing with directories.
require
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Oh, yes! I have forgotten it.
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Fix: no-missing-* should work for relative paths to a directory (fixes
no-missing-*
f603c06
#21)
Merge pull request #22 from mysticatea/fix-relative-path-to-dir
7f8e975
Fix: `no-missing-*` should work for relative paths to a directory (fixes #21)
thnk you!
mysticatea
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my rules are the following:
i'm requiring two directories
./fileSchemas
and./utils/logger
both directories have a index.js inside buteslint-plugin-node
reports an error.according to node docs this is a valid
require
when dealing with directories.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: