Kevin Kirkfield II

@JVimes You can use `true` for build tools that don't have any TargetFramework dependent references. It will modify the nuspec to remove the targets, allowing any consumer to reference your...

Apparently setting the `LanguageTargets` using your workaround isn't enough. That will get it to build from the command line, but you won't be able to open the project in Visual...

I haven't been able to get any of the above configs working with eslint 9.3.0 and typescript-eslint 8.0.0-alpha.20 for .svelte files but it does work for all .js and .ts...

@falco467 > @kkirkfield It seems to work when I add `programs: false` to the parserOptions of the typescript-eslint block. `programs` is set to undefined by default, and gets computed from...

@falco467 Thanks for the suggestion! Setting programs to false seems to fix the issue I was running into. I tested various rules in .js, .ts, and .svelte files and all...