Use JSHint instead of nodelint - #227
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rlidwka
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Oct 4, 2013
You just requested to add an entire jslint project with all the dependencies to this repository. It was a mistake, right? |
m1kc
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Oct 4, 2013
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No, it isn't. I see that author adds all the dependencies including dev (like |
msimerson
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Oct 28, 2014
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I see that nodelint is present, but nobody seems to be running it. It is predictable: nodelint just produces way too much output which is very hard to read and filter out real problems. I propose using JSHint instead which is more useful from this point of view.