Requesting to add support for this option supported by vscode-eslint, but not by this LSP-eslint. To showcase the need, assume a workspace with multiple sub-projects which each have their own configs and at least one having a eslint config that fails to parse:
module1/.eslintrc.js // this config is broken
module2/.eslintrc.js // this config works
In VSCode with "eslint.workingDirectories": [{"pattern": "*"}] vscode-eslint continues to work in module2, but in LSP-eslint, it refuses to work in module2 because the unrelated config in module1 failed to parse.
Also, I think there would be a nice performance benefit if LSP-eslint would not try to parse unrelated config files.
Requesting to add support for this option supported by
vscode-eslint, but not by this LSP-eslint. To showcase the need, assume a workspace with multiple sub-projects which each have their own configs and at least one having a eslint config that fails to parse:In VSCode with
"eslint.workingDirectories": [{"pattern": "*"}]vscode-eslintcontinues to work inmodule2, but in LSP-eslint, it refuses to work inmodule2because the unrelated config inmodule1failed to parse.Also, I think there would be a nice performance benefit if LSP-eslint would not try to parse unrelated config files.