Error message in VS Code "Configuration for rule "no-alert" is invalid" about vscode-eslint HOT 10 CLOSED

I tried to reproduce this using eslint 2.4.0 and wasn't able to do so. @4kochi do you see the same error when you execute eslint in a terminal ?

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There is no problem with eslint in the terminal. But the error is also gone away in VS Code. I am using the following version:

VS Code: Version 0.10.15-insider (0.10.15-insider)
eslint: v2.7.0
vscode-eslint: v0.10.14

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@4kochi any objection to close?

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No. Sorry. Done 😄

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I'm seeing this same error in VSCode 1.0.0

I do have no-alert defined in the .eslintrc file:

    "no-alert": [2],

I do not see the error when run on the command line.

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Actually, my error is slightly different: Configuration for rule "no-alert" is invalid: Value "off" is the wrong type.

You can see from the previous comment that "off" is not a value in the rc file.

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It is looking for a number instead of text. Try 0 (the number zero) instead of "off". I had an eslint rule turned off at the top of the file that was giving me this error.

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I am still seeing this error.

Configuration for rule "keyword-spacing" is invalid: Severity should be one of the following: 0 = off, 1 = warning, 2 = error (you passed "error").

Eslint(v2.2.0) on the command line works fine. As does grunt-contrib-eslint

http://eslint.org/docs/user-guide/configuring#configuring-rules "error" is valid per the eslint docs (as is off)

"off" or 0 - turn the rule off
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I am on Version 1.1.1 of vscode.
The eslint plugin is on version 0.10.16

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@jaredwy: see #72 for the discussion around "off", "warn" and "error". I tested it with eslint 2.10.x and it worked for me. However there are issues with the editor.

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Great. Will watch that :) rather annoying error in the editor.

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