ESLint lints only JavaScript extensions unless a flat config block names other file patterns
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Running eslint . under flat config checks files ending in .js, .mjs, and .cjs. TypeScript, JSX, and Vue files are skipped silently unless a config object declares them through its files array, for example files: ['**/*.{ts,tsx}']. The command exits zero and reports nothing, which looks like a clean codebase.
The old --ext .ts,.tsx flag does not apply to flat config; the file patterns are part of the configuration, not the command line. That is deliberate, since it makes the set of linted files reproducible across editors and CI.
Verify what is actually being linted with eslint --debug . or by checking that a deliberately broken file is reported. npx eslint --inspect-config opens the config inspector, which shows exactly which config objects apply to a given file path and is the fastest way to diagnose both this problem and rules that appear not to be running.
Source: https://eslint.org/docs/latest/use/configure/configuration-files
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