Support ESLint flat config #408
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ESLint doesn't define any specific method for providing flat configs alongside legacy configs without it being a breaking change (with a breaking change, they'd recommend names like "all-legacy"). This PR implements two methods: 1. `.flatConfigs.compatible` 2. `.configs[ 'flat/compatible' ]` The first is more convenient for direct use, while the second will work with the string version of `extends` supported by `defineConfig()`.
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Trying pinging a few people who've committed things and seem currently active on GitHub: @cht8687 @ODudek 👋 I'm looking at using this eslint plugin to help in updating our repo, and I can spend a bit of time adding to the documentation and adding missing checks if the maintainers are interested. 🙂 |
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ESLint doesn't define any specific method for providing flat configs alongside legacy configs without it being a breaking change (with a breaking change, they'd recommend names like "all-legacy"). This PR implements two methods:
.flatConfigs.compatible.configs[ 'flat/compatible' ]The first is more convenient for direct use, while the second will work with the string version of
extendssupported bydefineConfig().Fixes #396