fix(lint): ignore .agents/ (skill sources upstream-managed)#72
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CI failed on PR #71 because `.agents/skills/specops/scripts/lib/plans.js` uses CommonJS (`require()`, `module.exports`) — the project's eslint config flags those because the rest of the codebase is ESM. The skill sources are upstream-managed (pinned by `skills-lock.json` content hash); modifying them would break the sync. Ignore the tree instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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PR #71 merged with a red CI — the failure was lint on the new
.agents/skills/specops/scripts/lib/plans.js(CommonJS, flagged by the project's flat-config eslint).Skill sources are upstream-managed via
skills-lock.json's content hash — modifying them would break the sync. The right fix is to ignore the tree.🤖 Generated with Claude Code