Jook

I've ran into the same problem. `build-storybook` does not respect `.eslintrc.json` and I have found no sufficient information how to configure it, so that it will respect it or an...

After some experimentation I got Storybook 6.0.0-rc.3 to respect a given `.eslintrc.json` or `.eslintignore` or the `eslintConfig` section of the `package.json`. Key to this was to use `EXTEND_ESLINT=true build-storybook`, so...

``` const cssLines = dictionary.allTokens .sort(sortByReference(dictionary)) .map(hexToRgba) .map((token) => { console.info('hexToRgba result: ', token.value); return token; }) .map(formatter) .map((token) => { console.info('formatter result:', token); return token; }); ``` Hello 👋...

Might be related to these Issues as well ... https://github.com/storybookjs/storybook/issues/10878 https://github.com/storybookjs/presets/issues/87 Is there any development regarding eslint?

Solving this with that `index.ts` hack is a neat workaround but I would really like to get to a better solution, since this would mean you can't really setup something...

@mrmckeb Here is a small reproduction. https://github.com/jookshub/storybook_cra_tsx/tree/demo-eslint-issue%2387 Without `EXTEND_ESLINT` Storybook is using its own eslint rule set. Is there any guide on how to setup Storybook 6 with an CRA...