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When detect-object-injection is run on Windows, it results in the following output:
Seems the plugin in only reporting the rule name, but nothing else that we would expect to see in the output, like the line number, or the filename, etc...
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This may have been fixed in v1.4.0 (see #17), which removed a lot of stuff like file names and line numbers, because it is already in the default ESLint reporter.
When
detect-object-injection
is run on Windows, it results in the following output:Seems the plugin in only reporting the rule name, but nothing else that we would expect to see in the output, like the line number, or the filename, etc...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: