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What is eslintcache
Why it is always auto generating on the react app.
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eslint goes over your code and reports stylistic errors. Usually going over the whole code is unneccessary, because you only changed a few files since the last run. To be able to track which files changed, and which errors occured in the files which were not changed, eslint is writing a cache (into the file you found).
eslintcache by default. Enabling this option can dramatically improve ESLint's running time by ensuring that only changed files are linted.
Create React App includes a built-in tool for measuring the real life performance of your app. It is called reportWebVitals and it measures a set of metrics that aim to capture the user experience of a web page. This set is called web vitals and includes: First Contentful Paint.
To be able to track which files changed, and which errors occured in the files which were not changed, eslint is writing a cache (into the file you found). Usually that file is supposed to be in /node_modules/.cache/, so you usually won't notice it.
eslint goes over your code and reports stylistic errors. Usually going over the whole code is unneccessary, because you only changed a few files since the last run. To be able to track which files changed, and which errors occured in the files which were not changed, eslint is writing a cache (into the file you found).
Notably missing from the dependencies list that follows is eslint. create-react-app gives you an application with eslint preinstalled so we don’t need to install that. Note: You can use npm or yarn to install packages. If you don’t know the difference right now then don’t worry, they’ll both work well for you so just use npm.
I'd recommend just adding it to the .gitignore file if it isn't in there already. Store the info about processed files in order to only operate on the changed ones. The cache is stored in .eslintcache by default. Enabling this option can dramatically improve ESLint's running time by ensuring that only changed files are linted.
eslint goes over your code and reports stylistic errors. Usually going over the whole code is unneccessary, because you only changed a few files since the last run. To be able to track which files changed, and which errors occured in the files which were not changed, eslint is writing a cache (into the file you found).
Usually that file is supposed to be in /node_modules/.cache/, so you usually won't notice it. That it resides in your working directory is a bug.
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