Hmm, thats odd, try running the ng lint command. If it works then there is some setting in the extension that you need to see (probably the lint on save one). If it doesn't then reply and I will be glad to help
Hi Giovanni, thank you for your quick reply !
When I run ng lint, I do have errors and warnings, and unused vars belong to the warning category - that might be the reason why it doesn't get red when I write an unused var. That's weird anyway, because I just followed your tuto.
Yeah, in the config above unused vars is a warning. You can make it an error in the rules section, see this. I don't think you will need to disable the core ESLint rule since @typescript-eslint/recommended already does this, so just add the "@typescript-eslint/no-unused-vars": ["error"] line
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Hi Ben, thanks for the compliments!
Hmm, thats odd, try running the
ng lintcommand. If it works then there is some setting in the extension that you need to see (probably the lint on save one). If it doesn't then reply and I will be glad to helpHi Giovanni, thank you for your quick reply !
When I run ng lint, I do have errors and warnings, and unused vars belong to the warning category - that might be the reason why it doesn't get red when I write an unused var. That's weird anyway, because I just followed your tuto.
Yeah, in the config above unused vars is a warning. You can make it an error in the
rulessection, see this. I don't think you will need to disable the core ESLint rule since@typescript-eslint/recommendedalready does this, so just add the"@typescript-eslint/no-unused-vars": ["error"]line