Disable VS Code javascript check

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I am passing a twig object to javascript via script tags in a .html.twig file, and VS Code complains that "Property assignment expected. js [17, 38]". Is it possible to turn this off completely for .html.twig-files or perhaps turn off checking altogether? I am using ESLint extension in any case.

    <script>
    ...
    window.PROPS = {{ props|json_encode|raw }};
    ...
    </script>

(edit) Just to clarify, ESLint is not responsible for these problem-messages. I can turn off the ESLint extension (and reload the window); the messages remain.

If you want to turn it off altogether, you can disable the ESLint extension — Shahzad
– Shahzad, Commented Nov 26, 2019 at 18:01
@leofalmeida No, and to be safe I just disabled all my VS Code extensions and reloaded the window. — Sheepwall
– Sheepwall, Commented Nov 26, 2019 at 18:26

Sheepwall · Accepted Answer · 2019-11-26 19:05:15Z

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There is another setting in VS Code for Javascript inside script tags:

in settings.json, set

"html.validate.scripts": false

answered Nov 26, 2019 at 19:05

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John Over a year ago

Additional note: in case you have a .htmlhintrc file in your work directory, "html.validate.scripts": false in settings.json is ignored if property "jshint": true is present in .htmlhintrc

Shahzad · Accepted Answer · 2019-11-26 18:30:26Z

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You can turn off JavaScript validation off through the javascript.validate.enable setting in VS Code settings.

edited Nov 26, 2019 at 18:30

answered Nov 26, 2019 at 18:04

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Sheepwall Over a year ago

Edited my question: ESLint is not the culprit.

Sheepwall Over a year ago

Unbelievably, the problem messages are still there. I just found another setting that was the issue. Thanks for your help, @Shahzad B

Olli Over a year ago

@Sheepwall what was the setting?

Sheepwall Over a year ago

@Olli This was a long time ago, but it might be the accepted answer

Olli Over a year ago

@Sheepwall I see thanks! in my case it was a the svelte plugin.

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