Recursive dotfiles for configuration
mcandre opened this issue · comments
JavaScript linters such as JSHint, JSLint, and ESLint offer recursive configuration files for customizing warnings.
For example, a .jshintrc
file in the same directory as hello.js
, or an ancestor directory of hello.js
, can disable warnings for Node.js-related variable names such as module
.
Currently there aren't any warnings - only errors which can't be turned off (the resulting type environment would be wrong if these errors were ignored). The reason is that Infernu is a strongly typed system, unlike Flow, TypeScript and Closure, and you can't ignore type errors.