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I have a project using ES Modules and do not want to support AMD / CommonJS. I can turn this off in the parser settings in Webpack but I want to have JSHint throw an error. If I set the option in my .jshintrc it is ignored.
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I have a project using ES Modules and do not want to support AMD / CommonJS. I can turn this off in the parser settings in Webpack but I want to have JSHint throw an error. If I set the option in my .jshintrc it is ignored.
Example:
// .jshintrc
// Source file: './index.js'
This does not emit an error or warning in the webpack build and I would expect it to.
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