* feat: scaffold projects with eslint 6
* style: eslint fix
* refactor: do not use hard-coded ecmaVersion, use babel-eslint for now
* fix: upgrade to @vue/eslint-config-standard
* style: continue fix lint errors
* chore: upgrade to eslint-plugin-vue@^6.1.2
* refactor: use `ecmaVersion: 2020` for dynamic import syntax support
* test: fix baseESLintConfig
* chore: also update yarn.lock to fix CI caches
* chore: update lockfile again, fix babel regressions
* test: nightwatch tests should fail if lint errors occur
* chore: update the lockfile (again), fixing a bug in airbnb config
* refactor: use babel overrides to transpile babel runtime helpers
As recommended in babel/babel#9903.
Get rid of the module-resolver plugin, may fix#3928.
Seems to have fixed#4742 as well.
There may be a small breaking change: as we now use `excludes` & `includes`, babel requires `filename` option to be present (introduced in https://github.com/babel/babel/pull/10181/files). So users who call `babel.transformSync` directly may encounter an error.
However, as we explicitly stated that this preset is only used for Vue CLI internally, I don't expect too many such use cases there. And the error messages are clear enough.
Considering the benefits that this PR brings, I think it's an acceptable tradeoff.
test: update tests for babel
* test: fix windows tests
* test: remove unused variables
* fix: fix scope package paths on Windows
* test: wait some time in router tests in case dom hasn't updated in time
* Enforces require.resolve for loaders
* Updates the lockfile
* Fixes more things
* Adds an extra check
* test(loaders): fix the tests
* style(cli): fix the linting
* style(cli): fix the linting (on windows)
* Update package.json
* Updates the lockfile
* chore: sync dependency versions
* chore: sync dependency versions
* chore: don't introduce unnecessary changes in yarn.lock
* extraneous space
In babel 7.5.x releases, something has changed in the objec spread
plugin, the helper now may be inlined rather than imported, so we now
only check for the invocation in the test.
Haoqun Jiang