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Many webpack.config.js module.rules loader configurations would have an explicit excludes of a /node_modules/ pattern. We should allow these kinds of references. I think maybe we should only have the detector deal with things inside a require() or import statement. This will make the rule not catch 100% of stuff, but it can at least allow the proper uses of these node_modules appearances. Alternative is to have disable-single-line kind of thing so that we don't have to disable the entire rule altogether.
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Many webpack.config.js module.rules loader configurations would have an explicit
excludes
of a/node_modules/
pattern. We should allow these kinds of references. I think maybe we should only have the detector deal with things inside arequire()
orimport
statement. This will make the rule not catch 100% of stuff, but it can at least allow the proper uses of thesenode_modules
appearances. Alternative is to have disable-single-line kind of thing so that we don't have to disable the entire rule altogether.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: