fix whitespace module execSync under Windows with no shebang #3100
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This is a duplicate of #2706. Please don't file duplicate PRs - if one is outdated, you can comment on that PR with your branch and maintainers can pull it in. |
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fixes #2700
In case the eslint version is 8,
whitespace.jsfile tries to executewhitespace-async.jsfile.whitespace-async.jsfile starts with shebang header#!/usr/bin/env nodewhich doesn't work under Windows.It cannot be executed right away without definition of interpreter.
In case we try to execute it with
execSyncor any other fork tool it opens up a dialog for choosing a program to open the .js file.It requires explicit definition of
nodeinterpreter at the place of execution.windowsHideoption prevents opening ofcmdwindow during execution and it is ignored under non-Windows systems.there is another PR which is outdated. made a fresh one