no-ignored-test-files does not work when test files are manually transpiled

[ehmicky]

If I understood correctly, the new no-ignored-test-files uses the Ava configuration to figure out where test files are.

However I transpile my tests with Babel from test/** to build/test/**. I explicitly use { babel: false, compileEnhancements: false }.

Which means test/** are linted, but build/test/** are run by Ava. Under those circumstances, no-ignored-test-files assumption is wrong and reports all my test files with error AVA ignores this file.

[novemberborn]

Yea you're right. I'm not sure what the best solution is. I guess we should add back a configuration option, allowing you to override the glob patterns. We'd have to change the caching here to include a cache key that can be provided from the ESLint rule. That way we can derive a different helper for each use case.

How would you prefer to override the patterns? Override files and / or helpers statically, or perhaps run some code that receives the original values?

[ehmicky]

How would you prefer to override the patterns? Override files and / or helpers statically, or perhaps run some code that receives the original values?

I'm not sure I understand the two approaches you mention, could you please rephrase them?

An array of globbing strings would work for my case, and probably other users with similar setups.