How can ESLint be configured to automatically fix certain issues when saving files?
- Using the "fix-on-save" extension
- Adding a "fix" key in the configuration file
- Running ESLint with the --fix flag
- Toggling the "Auto-Fix" setting in your code editor
ESLint can be configured to automatically fix certain issues when saving files by running ESLint with the --fix flag. This flag instructs ESLint to apply automatic fixes to the code, resolving issues such as indentation errors or missing semicolons. The other options are not standard methods for achieving automatic fixes with ESLint.
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