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Created Issue: Skip on build option missing in VS 2010 context menu [1557]

dmitrykiev — Tue, 14 May 2013 16:24:24 GMT

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Commented Issue: JSLint Stops on For Loop [1549]

Qube — Wed, 08 May 2013 00:44:56 GMT

Every time JSLint comes across a For loop in my code, it stops prematurely.

```
for (var i = 0; i < attributes.length; i++) {
```

> Warning 2 JS Lint: Stopping. (24% scanned).
Comments: ** Comment from web user: Qube **

JSLint for Visual Studio runs jslint.js without any alterations. If it's not behaving as you expect, I recommend raising it with the author of JSLint:
https://plus.google.com/communities/104441363299760713736

I believe this is a known issue though, and there is probably already a discussion for it on the old Yahoo group:
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/jslint_com/

Commented Issue: JSLint Stops on For Loop [1549]

Nitron_F117 — Tue, 30 Apr 2013 12:52:20 GMT

That does work, but the var declaration inside the for loop is valid and should not break the tool.

Commented Issue: JSLint Stops on For Loop [1549]

dgersten — Tue, 30 Apr 2013 12:17:46 GMT

try moving your var declaration outside.

Created Issue: JSLint Stops on For Loop [1549]

ldevlin — Mon, 29 Apr 2013 19:41:43 GMT

Every time JSLint comes across a For loop in my code, it stops prematurely.

```
for (var i = 0; i < attributes.length; i++) {
```

> Warning 2 JS Lint: Stopping. (24% scanned).

Commented Issue: Excluding JS file that are included in the project via Content Include? [1477]

jtheriault — Wed, 20 Mar 2013 21:09:23 GMT

We have multiple products that all use some common folders. We're using Visual Studio's ability to include content in a project from outside the project (Content Include) for third party JS libraries and code we write for all projects to use. The code from the third party libraries often don't conform to jsLint or jsHint requirements, so when we run jsHint on our project at build, it reports tons of errors.

We've tried to exclude these folders from jsLint for VS2012 using the provided mechanisms (right click, exclude on build), but whenever the build runs, the files are still checked and errors are reported.

Can anyone tell me the correct way to have these files excluded from these project's build process?

For example, if I have the following Content Include key in .proj file, what is the correct jsLintSkip entry to have in the .proj file to avoid running jsLint on this file?

Given:
__<Content Include="vendor\jQuery\jquery.min.js" />__

What is the correct value for <jsLintSkip> to exclude this included vendor folder so that this file (jQuery) and other's like are _NOT_ run through jsLint at build?

__<JSLintSkip>vendor\</JSLintSkip> (?)__
Comments: ** Comment from web user: jtheriault **

It looks as if IsNodeSkipped wrongly assumes a relative name for project items.

Created Issue: Excluding JS file that are included in the project via Content Include? [1477]

kpepin — Tue, 19 Mar 2013 14:41:20 GMT

We have multiple products that all use some common folders. We're using Visual Studio's ability to include content in a project from outside the project (Content Include) for third party JS libraries and code we write for all projects to use. The code from the third party libraries often don't conform to jsLint or jsHint requirements, so when we run jsHint on our project at build, it reports tons of errors.

We've tried to exclude these folders from jsLint for VS2012 using the provided mechanisms (right click, exclude on build), but whenever the build runs, the files are still checked and errors are reported.

Can anyone tell me the correct way to have these files excluded from these project's build process?

For example, if I have the following Content Include key in .proj file, what is the correct jsLintSkip entry to have in the .proj file to avoid running jsLint on this file?

Given:
__<Content Include="vendor\jQuery\jquery.min.js" />__

What is the correct value for <jsLintSkip> to exclude this included vendor folder so that this file (jQuery) and other's like are run through jsLint at build?

<JSLintSkip>vendor\</JSLintSkip> (?)

Created Issue: Support Configuration via .jshintrc [1461]

wrumsby — Sun, 10 Mar 2013 21:32:53 GMT

JSHint configuration can be stored in a `.jshintrc` JSON file.

It should be possible to for the extension to:

* look for a `.jshintrc` file in the current project or solution and use that
* export settings as a `.jshintrc` file
* import settings from a `.jshintrc` file

I also think the extension should save settings to a `.jshintrc` file so that other tools that support JSHint (e.g. Grunt) can use the same settings.

More details about JSHint configuration are [here](http://www.jshint.com/docs/).

Created Issue: Support for the JSHint swindent key? [1446]

kpepin — Tue, 05 Mar 2013 19:35:55 GMT

In the following URL, the JSHint team added support for the switch indent option, and I was hoping we could get similar support for this feature in the jsLint for Visual Studio extension? Havign case statements indented from their parent switch is a whole lot easier to read.

https://github.com/jshint/jshint/pull/600

Thanks,
Keith

An example of a switch case that currently gets indent errors:
```
switch (me.options.type()) {
case me.Types.radio:
result = me.Types.radio;
break;
case me.Types.checkbox:
result = me.Types.checkbox;
break;
case me.Types.button:
result = me.Types.button;
break;
}
```

Commented Feature: Create a command line interface to jslint [616]

Qube — Thu, 28 Feb 2013 23:41:26 GMT

from barsuk:

Hello,

I'd like to use the same tool on the developer computer and in my central TFS builds. How can I use it? The preferred way were not to start Visual Studio during the builds on the TFS Build Server.

Kind regards,

Alexander

from lukepage:

I'd like to add this feature.

My plan is to

1. Create an executable version of the extension

2. Be able to define "configurations" that the extension and binary can use
Comments: ** Comment from web user: Qube **

I've just checked in an MSBuild task project. I'm hoping it'll improve the CI + JSLint story for Microsoft environments (TFS specifically). Maybe it will solve the problem for you if you haven't already rolled your own.

Commented Issue: 2012: Not saving excluded files to solution [1288]

ajbeaven — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 21:06:28 GMT

Comments: ** Comment from web user: ajbeaven **

Hrm, has something broken this? Doesn't look to be saving excluded files again.

Commented Issue: Remember skip on build [1430]

ajbeaven — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 21:03:58 GMT

Hi there,

It looks like if you set jslint to skip a .js file on build and then restart visual studio, that setting is not remembered. When you have a number of files that you want to skip and they're in different folders, it can be pretty time consuming.

It would be awesome to make it so these settings were remembered. Either than or if you could set a regex in the options or something that meant you could specify exactly what folder/files that should be skipped/included?
Comments: ** Comment from web user: ajbeaven **

Ah crap - no it's the same one, just named differently. Still an issue then.

Commented Issue: Remember skip on build [1430]

ajbeaven — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 21:02:21 GMT

Woops, looks like I was using a [different jslint extension](http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/961e6734-cd3a-4afb-a121-4541742b912e?SRC=VSIDE). In that case, this issue should be changed to "should appear when I search for 'jslint' in visual studio extension gallery" :P

Created Issue: Remember skip on build [1430]

ajbeaven — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 20:54:12 GMT

Commented Issue: Unable to turn off JSHint "Missing space after 'function'" error [1394]

tetsuo — Thu, 31 Jan 2013 00:07:09 GMT

I have version 1.4.2 of JSLint.VS2012 installed and using the JSHint linter. It doesn't appear possible to turn off the "Missing space after 'function'" error even though the strict whitespace option is turned off. Is there a configuration option that I'm missing or is this a defect?

Below is an example of code that will trigger this error. However when I run this same code through the linter at jshint.com I do not receive the missing space error.

```
window.TestModel = function(data) {
var model = window.ko.mapping.fromJS(data);
return model;
};
```
Comments: ** Comment from web user: tetsuo **

There is a checkbox option in the JSHint area called "Strict whitespace."

This checkbox corresponds to the "white" option in JSHint.

Unfortunately, unchecking the checkbox does not have the desired affect. JSHint is always run with "white":true.

Created Issue: Share JSLint Skipped Files Between Team [1412]

sstude — Wed, 30 Jan 2013 13:09:52 GMT

Hi,

I'm using this extension and had skipped a lot of files from being linted.

How can I __share these skipped files within the team__? Is there any config file with list of files to skip linting?

Commented Issue: Unable to turn off JSHint "Missing space after 'function'" error [1394]

ryantofteland — Thu, 10 Jan 2013 20:27:51 GMT

To clarify - I'm looking for an option in the settings to handle this globally. I am able to turn this off on a file by file basis with this command: /*jslint white: true */.

Created Issue: Unable to turn off JSHint "Missing space after 'function'" error [1394]

ryantofteland — Thu, 10 Jan 2013 19:50:31 GMT

Created Issue: Skipped CSS Files Not Being Ignored in Build [1361]

acgentry — Wed, 12 Dec 2012 15:43:33 GMT

After clicking "Skip on build" in the solution explorer, the warnings of "JS Lint: CSS Files must begin @charset to be parsed by JS Lint" are still being displayed for CSS files.

Thanks in advance.

Created Issue: A moved solution configuration is not saved properly. [1360]

magebarf — Mon, 10 Dec 2012 10:52:00 GMT

Per default, the solution configuration file seems to be saved to the root of the solution directory.

If one moves this file to another folder on disk, removes the configuration file from the "Solution items" in the solution, and then readds the moved file to the Solution Items group manually, the plugin picks up the file nicely as well, and reads the settings.

However, when modifying the JSLint options on a solution level, saving the new file is not done to the existing configuration file inside the sub folder, but it is then saved to the original file name, which is in the solution root folder.

Our solution contains a lot of sub projects, of which only one of them is for resources/content. This is storde in its own sub folder along with all files, so it is logical for us to store the JSLint configuration file in the sub folder.