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How Can I Make A Grunt Task Fail If One Of Its Sub Tasks Fail?

How Can I Make A Grunt Task Fail If One Of Its Sub Tasks Fail?

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I have a build task in grunt, which looks like this: grunt.registerTask('build', ['jshi… Read more How Can I Make A Grunt Task Fail If One Of Its Sub Tasks Fail?
How To Turn Off Jshint Error?

How To Turn Off Jshint Error?

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I have the following error for my files in tests: Expected an assignment or function call and inste… Read more How To Turn Off Jshint Error?
How To Set .eslintrc To Recognize 'require'?

How To Set .eslintrc To Recognize 'require'?

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I am new to ESLint, and I have successfully integrated ESLint with IntelliJ. Out of the box, my int… Read more How To Set .eslintrc To Recognize 'require'?
Using A Config File For Jshint With Rhino

Using A Config File For Jshint With Rhino

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I'm attempting to run jsHint from the command line using Rhino. I want to make the check an au… Read more Using A Config File For Jshint With Rhino
How To Tell Jslint / Jshint What Global Variables Are Already Defined

How To Tell Jslint / Jshint What Global Variables Are Already Defined

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In my project we have some global variables that work as containers: MyProject.MyFreature.someFunct… Read more How To Tell Jslint / Jshint What Global Variables Are Already Defined
Why Can’t Conditional Operator Be Used To Conditionally Increment Property Like This?

Why Can’t Conditional Operator Be Used To Conditionally Increment Property Like This?

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Why do I receive a linter warning when using the conditional operator, but using a simple if statem… Read more Why Can’t Conditional Operator Be Used To Conditionally Increment Property Like This?