Hello,
I am thinking there must be a way to do what this, but I can't seem to find
it in the documentation ... but is there a way to mute/ignore a single
instance of a rule through a comment?
For example, say I have the below:
if (someThing) {
// Need to evaluate the value for some arbitrary reason
value = eval(value);
} else {
// Something else happens
}
Then the eval rule will yell at me. But in this instance I know I need it
and I'd prefer not to see this warning anymore. From the docs it seems I
could do something like the following:
if (someThing) {
// Need to evaluate the value for some arbitrary reason
/*eslint-disable no-eval*/
value = eval(value);
/*eslint-enable */
} else {
// Something else happens
}
Which definitely makes sense for a block of code, but for a single line it
seems like a lot of markup, what I'm looking for is something more like:
if (someThing) {
// Need to evaluate the value for some arbitrary reason
value = eval(value); /*eslint-ignore no-eval*/
} else {
// Something else happens
}
Does something like this exist?
Thanks,
Billy Matthews
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