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Use native ESLint behaviour when extending - #8276
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ianschmitz
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hatched-tom
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Just been looking through the PR - wondering if there is any reason why it's still waiting to be merged? (not familiar with the process 😅 ) |
mrmckeb
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Good question, I think this was missed. @ianschmitz shall we merge this in and get it out with the next release? |
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Resolves#7776.
This PR updates the docs to meet the current implementation, and falls back to native ESLint extends behaviour when the user sets
EXTEND_ESLINT.