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Encountering ESLint errors while packaging your Adaptive Card extension? Follow our guide to easily troubleshoot and resolve the issue!
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Troubleshooting ESLint Plugin Errors in Adaptive Cards Solutions

If you're developing an Adaptive Card extension but running into an error while trying to package your solutions, you're not alone. Many developers face this frustrating issue after attempting to run a build command, which yields errors related to ESLint, particularly when using TypeScript.

In this post, we'll dissect the error message you're facing, provide a detailed explanation of the cause, and offer a step-by-step solution to resolve the issue.

Understanding the ESLint Error

When you attempt to package your Adaptive Card extension, you get an error message that looks something like this:

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This error typically indicates that there's a conflict with the versions of ESLint and its plugins, particularly the @ typescript-eslint package. This can happen due to incompatibility between newer versions of these packages that your project sometimes tries to use.

The Solution: Downgrading Packages

To fix this error, you can downgrade specific packages in your project. Here’s how to do it step-by-step:

Step 1: Edit the package.json File

Open your package.json file. Here is an example of what needs to be changed:

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This change essentially pulls in older (but stable) versions of these packages:

@ typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin: Changes to version 5.14.0

@ typescript-eslint/parser: Changes to version 5.14.0

eslint: Changes to version 7.32.0

Step 2: Clean Up Your Project

After updating your package.json, it's a good idea to remove the existing node_modules folder and the package-lock.json file to ensure that everything is rebuilt fresh.

You can do this by running the following commands in your terminal:

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Step 3: Reinstall Dependencies

Now, reinstall the dependencies using npm:

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Step 4: Build Your Project

After reinstalling the dependencies, run the build command again:

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If everything went well, you should now be able to build and package your Adaptive Card solution without encountering the ESLint errors.

Conclusion

Encountering errors during the packaging of your Adaptive Card extension can hinder your progress. However, by understanding the problem and degreasing the versions of certain dependencies, you can quickly resolve these issues.

Make sure to keep your dependencies in check; sometimes using the latest versions can lead to compatibility issues that are not worth the extra features.

If you continue to experience problems or have questions about this process, feel free to leave a comment below!