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Donaldini opened this issue May 8, 2017 · 8 comments
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Difference configuration: recommended vs strict #234

Donaldini opened this issue May 8, 2017 · 8 comments

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@Donaldini
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What is the difference between setting the config to strict or recommended?
I found this in the changelog of 5.0.0:

[new] - Configs split into "recommended" and "strict".

I couldn't find an issue about this or an updated readme.

@beefancohen
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Hey @Donaldini thanks for raising this! we should better document the difference. Will keep this ticket open to track updating the docs, but for now you can find the difference here. Look for the recommended key and the strict key - mainly the difference is that strict just errors on everything 😄

@Donaldini
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@evcohen Would you like me to add this info to the readme or some other file in a more readable format?

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@Donaldini that would be amazing!!!

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@ghostd
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ghostd commented May 11, 2017

How can we choose between the "strict" and the "recommended" version?

@Donaldini
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@ghostd
Under the Usage header you can find how to set the different modes, but I expanded the explanation a bit to account for the strict mode too. Added it to the PR #238
Can never be too clear :)

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ghostd commented May 11, 2017

Thx, i missed that part of your PR

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Fixed in #238

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