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disable eslint via configuration
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Describe the feature
It's nice that ESLint support is now added, but I only want it on & running when I want to see it.
I should be able to disable ESLint via global and project-specific configuration files. I should not have to create an ESLint config file to disable Zed's internal ESLint ruleset
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Same here, would love to be able to completely disabled Zed's built-in ESLINT support until stable/finalised (too many discrepancies with my coding experience in VSCode). Thanks 👍 :)
To copy my description here: https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/discussions/7204#discussioncomment-8335245
ESLint is yet another LSP server starting for specific languages and currently is very static and not flexible. All config values it takes are mentioned in the discussions, and local file detection is either done by the corresponding LSP server or not done at all.
Well, I've managed to completely disable ESLINT by adding this to my .eslintrc.js:
ignorePatterns: [ "*.*" ]
(I tried various syntaxes in .eslintignore, to no avail ... notably the [s]rc PathMatcher / Glob trick I reported elsewhere in this repository in order to reference root folders/files)
At this moment in time, in my codebases, Zed's ESLINT integration is completely broken as there are "red squiggles" all over my source tree (despite linting ok in Visual Studio Code as well as via the ESLINT + PRETTIER command line). I'm still enjoying Zed's speed of execution though, so I'll continue experimenting but there are currently many DX features which I find essential in VSCode.
Onwards and upwards, well done Zed dev team!! :)
It seems to be implemented:
settings.json:
{
"language_servers": [ "!eslint", "..."]
}
It can even be done on a per directory basis by using .zed/settings.json
