Move unused eslint webpack import into @remove-on-eject block #7856
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Nice catch! Thanks for taking your time to submit the PR. Verified by bootstrapping new app and ejecting. |
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It seems that when creating a new app with
create-react-app, there is an unnecessary/unusedeslintimport in the generated webpack config which can be seen if you eject the project. I have now moved this import into the@remove-on-ejectblock.Verified as working by locally running
yarn create-react-app, ejecting and viewing the new project's webpack config, where the extra import is now gone.