There's a possibility a case where I'm using the tool wrong.
If that's the case, please let me know what I'm missing.
I want to run jshint, but only do a specific set of options. In short, I'd like to disable some of the defaults.
Now, I know that I can do that withjshint.conf.js, by setting certain options to false, and they'll be skipped. However, using is not ideal for me, as I have a bunch of maven sub-projects, and I don't really want to maintain multiple config File locations (which I'd have to do, as they're picked up by each sub-project's relative path).
So, instead, I'd prefer to use the tag.
Unfortunately, when I use it, some default options seem to be enabled by default, and I'm not quite sure how to disable them. I know that with the configFile option, I could modify jshint.conf.js appropriately by adding lines like:
"-W041": false,
But, I can't figure out how to do this using . I seem to be able to enable options, but not to disable options that are default behaviors. Is that supported? Or, do I need to resort to using the tag?
Thank you!
There's a possibility a case where I'm using the tool wrong.
If that's the case, please let me know what I'm missing.
I want to run jshint, but only do a specific set of options. In short, I'd like to disable some of the defaults.
Now, I know that I can do that withjshint.conf.js, by setting certain options to false, and they'll be skipped. However, using is not ideal for me, as I have a bunch of maven sub-projects, and I don't really want to maintain multiple config File locations (which I'd have to do, as they're picked up by each sub-project's relative path).
So, instead, I'd prefer to use the tag.
Unfortunately, when I use it, some default options seem to be enabled by default, and I'm not quite sure how to disable them. I know that with the configFile option, I could modify jshint.conf.js appropriately by adding lines like:
"-W041": false,
But, I can't figure out how to do this using . I seem to be able to enable options, but not to disable options that are default behaviors. Is that supported? Or, do I need to resort to using the tag?
Thank you!