What code were you trying to parse?

https://github.com/pelepelin/ts-eslint-bug

This is a stripped copy of a real project. There are only 2 files in src. And there are 2 override blocks in .eslintrc.js.

What did you expect to happen?

When running npm run lint, the file https://github.com/pelepelin/ts-eslint-bug/blob/master/src/__tests__/e2e/utilities/helpers/BuggyClass.ts matches second override https://github.com/pelepelin/ts-eslint-bug/blob/f534c589d55ba09945c8b72609b2f22aaab98788/.eslintrc.js#L32 which has 'completed-docs': false and so it should pass lint.

What actually happened?

When running npm run lint on Linux, the file passes lint, but on Windows it prints

ts-eslint-bug\src\__tests__\e2e\utilities\helpers\BuggyClass.ts
  1:1  error  Documentation must exist for exported classes. (tslint:completed-docs)  @typescript-eslint/tslint/config

✖ 1 problem (1 error, 0 warnings)

When running npm run lint:ref which applies lint on another level of directories, lint passes both on Linux and Windows.

If the file src/index.ts is removed, npm run lint passes both on Linux and Windows.

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