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Rule Added:
'color-named':['never']
$ exlint run1 body { 2 background-color: black; 3 } 4 5 h1 { 6 font-size: 22px; 7 color: #ff0000; 8 } 9 10 .siteHeader { 11 font-size: 50px; 12 color: white; 13 color: black; 14 }
--- Stylelint output --- format.css 2:20 ✖ Unexpected named color "black" color-named 12:9 ✖ Unexpected named color "white" color-named 13:9 ✖ Unexpected named color "black" color-named 4 problems (4 errors, 0 warnings)
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--- Stylelint output --- format.css 2:20 ✖ Unexpected named color "black" color-named 12:9 ✖ Unexpected named color "white" color-named 13:9 ✖ Unexpected named color "black" color-named 4 problems (4 errors, 0 warnings) --- ESLint output --- /Users/talrofe/Exlint/test-cli/date.js 6:1 error Expected indentation of 0 tabs but found 1 indent --- Prettier output --- Checking formatting...
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What is a policy group run?
A policy is a set of rules that analyze code. When a set of different policies are run together in a group, Exlint goes through the code and looks for potential errors that match the rules in each policy with a single command.
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