How does ESLint's --fix option handle issues that it can't automatically fix?

  • ESLint raises an error and stops
  • It logs the issues without attempting to fix them
  • It automatically disables the rule causing the issue
  • It leaves the issues as is
When ESLint's --fix option encounters issues it can't automatically fix, it will disable the rule causing the issue to prevent further errors. This allows ESLint to continue running and fix as many issues as possible without breaking. The other options do not accurately describe how --fix behaves.
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