Thanks! I'm putting this in our roadmap and will fix soon

Hullo. Has this PR made it into release? If so how do I update?

Thanks!

@tmoitie We had to revert it because we actually can't support plugins just yet. I'm going to leave this issue open for now and will update it when we push support for them!

In the meantime, any suggestions on continuing to use eslint-plugin-react locally, but disabling it when running under codeclimate? Can I point codeclimate's engine to a different .eslintrc or something?

Yeah, Having the same issue. Along with the react plugin we also use the babel-eslint parser, which was mentioned in another issue. It would be nice to at least have a work-around like what @jdelStrother mentioned.

👍 My project is blocked by this as well.

Ditto. At the very least supporting the react plugin will allow support of all the react code coming down the pipe.

While ESlint killed support of React semantics in JSX (which makes sense, tho I wish they'd just have a JSX plugin at that point) this is basically required for any JSX work that uses components (ie - most of it)

Hey all! We are now bundling the eslint-plugin-react, eslint-plugin-babel and babel-eslint packages with this engine, so you should be able to use them moving forward!

We hope to bring more general support for plugins in the future

Hey guys,

Any updates in your plans on eslint plugin support?

No worries if the feature can't be done in the nearest future. In this case, it would be nice if the issue was reflected in the docs somehow. It took me a pretty long while to discover the basis of an error I saw in the codeclimate report. To be more precise, I was googling for codeclimate "Definition for rule" "was not found" but that did not return anything informative.

Tagging onto this; we have a project eslinting with the jsx-control-statements plugin (and extends:ed rules) and it would be great if Code Climate could pick this up when linting our JS.

Adding a bump here — specifically, eslint-plugin-flowtype (though, tbh, I may move away from flow in favor of more robust tests)

+1 I'm trying to use eslint-plugin-meteor and can't get CodeClimate working.

@athyuttamre Hi there. You can always check our eslint docs to see the currently-supported plugins. If you'd like us to add support for another plugin, please feel free to open an issue telling us about it.

Done, thank you! #155