Thanks for the fast reply, I'm using the latest ESLint version (6.8.0).
I'm trying to use my own eslint config (github.com/brummelte/eslint-config) with yarn 2.
I think the problem is that the extends directives (and probably parser too) are supposed to use require.resolve in order to be fully portable. Cf what I did here for the Gatsby config:
extends
parser
require.resolve
github.com/gatsbyjs/gatsby/pull/20...
Thanks, I thought exactly the same and I've tried that. It still didn't work. But I will try again tomorrow to really make sure.
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Thanks for the fast reply, I'm using the latest ESLint version (6.8.0).
I'm trying to use my own eslint config (github.com/brummelte/eslint-config) with yarn 2.
I think the problem is that the
extendsdirectives (and probablyparsertoo) are supposed to userequire.resolvein order to be fully portable. Cf what I did here for the Gatsby config:github.com/gatsbyjs/gatsby/pull/20...
Thanks, I thought exactly the same and I've tried that. It still didn't work. But I will try again tomorrow to really make sure.