Gatsby: Gatsby fails build with npm link'ed local npm module

[TeemuKoivisto]

Description

Gatsby will throw errors if developing with a locally linked npm module using npm link. Gatsby runs eslint against the local library's source code which, as you can imagine, doesn't follow eslint's best practises.

Steps to reproduce

Create a local npm library, or just clone some ready-made library. Then build it and link it to your global npm dependencies: npm link. Then inside your Gatsby project link it to your dependencies: npm link <library>.

Expected result

Gatsby shouldn't run eslint against the library's code.

Actual result

The opposite of the previous statement.

Environment

My Gatsby is 2.0.22 and I'm using it with TypeScript if that makes any difference.

[trangcongthanh]

I'm using typescript and got a ton of errors from default eslint-loader too. I found the answer in #5493. You need create a blank .eslintrc to disable default eslint-loader.

[TeemuKoivisto]

I'm using typescript and got a ton of errors from default eslint-loader too. I found the answer in #5493. You need create a blank .eslintrc to disable default eslint-loader.

Sure enough, that fixed it. Thank you! Probably this could be classified as a borderline bug though?

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[bellindj]

I'm using typescript and got a ton of errors from default eslint-loader too. I found the answer in #5493. You need create a blank .eslintrc to disable default eslint-loader.

Thank you this worked for us!