Martin
Martin
Thank you Yes, I know Now we can sell Chinese Winnie pooh pictures (つ≧▽≦)つ
@cirosantilli I'm sorry, you're right (Btw I believe they're already reporting you)
Using eslint 7.32.0 2.25.3 was fine Since 2.25.4 I get the error `Dependency cycle via @/router:3 (import/no-cycle)`
@ljharb Luckily yes. The 2 mentioned static typescript classes don't inject each other.
`Login.vue` does a ``` import Fetch from "@/utils/Fetch"; import Session from "@/utils/Session"; ``` `Registration.vue` does a ``` import Fetch from "@/utils/Fetch"; ``` `Course.vue` does a ``` import Fetch from "@/utils/Fetch";...
From my `.eslintrc.js` ```javascript parser: "vue-eslint-parser", parserOptions: { parser: "@typescript-eslint/parser", }, plugins: ["@typescript-eslint"], ``` My JavaScript project is fine
@ljharb the exact error is ``` error: Dependency cycle via @/router:5 (import/no-cycle) at src/views/account/checkin/Login.vue:42:1: 40 | import { Component, Prop } from "vue-property-decorator"; 41 | import ASave from "@/dialogs/crud/ASave"; >...
I fixed it my removing the `vue-router` import from my TypeScript Utils class with my HTTP-Fetch functions. So I only import the router in my main.ts into the vue object...
Yes, it lints .vue files
I did not write a `"import/extensions"`. I don't know in which documentation it is written. The first router import is in the `main.ts`, the second import, which I removed, was...