I am creating documentation in a React app (using web-pack) by running the following command,
jsdoc src -r -d docs
This creates a folder on the root of the app called docs.
However when I run npm test sometest.test.js, eslint runs before the test and throws a long list of errors because it runs on the docs folder. I have tried excluding docs folder from eslint by adding it in the .eslintignore file like in the example shared below.
.eslintignore
docs/*
But still I see a long list of errors created by eslint on the docs folder. Errors shown below,
3:7 error unnecessary escape character: \> no-useless-escape
...
How can I fix this? Thank you