Use 'TSLint' instead of 'ESLint'.

[JimiC]

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[JimiC]

Not sure where this file is used though.

[jens1o]

In fact, is was planned in the early stages with the extension. It was my idea. But I think it's obsolete.

[JimiC]

That's what I thought. @robertohuertasm Does this go to the Trash Bin?

[robertohuertasm]

This is from when we used vanilla js. It has no sense now.

[jens1o]

Why did you merged this? Shouldn't it removed? 😄

[JimiC]

Apparently, it has sentimental value to @robertohuertasm 🤣

[robertohuertasm]

Do you want to remove the file? I thought you were talking about the Eslint reference.

[jens1o]

nah, we want to remove the line. 😆

[JimiC]

Why not remove the file entirely?

[jens1o]

Because maybe someone does not know the common conventions when creating PRs?

[robertohuertasm]

This document is the one everyone creating an issue or a PR has access to via a link:

Why do you want to remove it?

[JimiC]

PRs have their own md.

[JimiC]

So that where it's used, finally. So either we keep the line with reference to TSLint or we remove the line as linting is embedded in the CI.

[jens1o]

Hmm, I would let it there. So the PR is just fine.

[robertohuertasm]

I'll keep the reference so they are advised to test it locally before arriving to CI.