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The eslint-config-flat-gitignore makes eslint to ignore my submodule. This will check my submodules with eslint export default defineConfig([
gitignore({ filesGitModules: [] }),
eslintConfigPrettier,
...vue.configs['flat/base'],
...vuetify.configs['flat/base'],
])This won't. export default withNuxt([
eslintConfigPrettier,
...vue.configs['flat/base'],
...vuetify.configs['flat/base'],
])
.override('gitignore', {
ignores: gitignore().ignores.filter((item) => item !== 'mySub/**'), // I don't know how to override whole gitignore
}) |
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Answered by
hanool
Aug 4, 2025
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Actually, using import gitignore from 'eslint-config-flat-gitignore'
export default withNuxt([
gitignore({ filesGitModules: [] }), // adding customized `gitignore`
eslintConfigPrettier,
...vuetify.configs['flat/base'],
])
.remove('gitignore') // removing `gitignore` created by `withNuxt` |
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Actually, using
removeinstead ofoverridedid the trick.This config works as intended, but it might be confusing at first glance. (adding gitignore and then removing it right away)