I'm working on a project using the following:
- Yarn
- Typescript
- Create React App
- ESLint
- Make (Makefile)
- Fish shell
When developing, I frequently get ESLint errors they stop my project from compiling. I run my project using make run, which just calls yarn start. I wanted to create a new make command that lets me run my project while setting all ESLint errors to warnings.
Luckily, Create React App seems to have something for this exact setting, an env variable called ESLINT_NO_DEV_ERRORS. I created a .env file in my root directory, and set ESLINT_NO_DEV_ERRORS=true in that file.
However, when I do make run aka yarn start, it completely ignores that flag and still raises errors. To debug, I printed the env variables in public/index.html. My custom env variable was set, but the ESLINT_NO DEV_ERRORS was not (screenshot attached). The documentation says that it does not need to be prefixed with REACT_APP_ like other custom environment variables.
Any ideas or suggestions?
