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I'm experiencing a strange phenomenon in which errors (I believe compile errors) are no longer being picked up by the VS Code SFDX code. Normally when I run "SFDX: Deploy this source to org", it checks for errors and the deployment fails if any are found. But sometime today that stopped.

As an example, I ran confsdfsole.log("test"); instead of console.log("test");, and it deployed without issue.

Does anyone know how to turn error checking back on?

Edit: Things I have tried

  • Re-running npm install
  • Uninstalling and reinstalling the Salesforce Extension Pack
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  • I tested versions of sfdx-cli up to about a month ago, none of them complain about this problem. Maybe you had a plugin that was checking for additional problems? I would try npm install in your project folder to make sure all of the relevant plugins are installed.
    – sfdcfox ♦
    Commented Mar 4, 2021 at 4:56
  • @sfdcfox just gave that a try, unfortunately it did not resolve the issue
    – Jwok
    Commented Mar 4, 2021 at 16:03

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I was able to determine the issue. For some reason the ESLint feature of the Salesforce Extension Pack was disabled. I noticed in the bottom-right corner of the screen the ESLINT icon in red with a cross-out circle next to it (image 1 below). I clicked on it and received a pop-up window that gave me the option to allow ESLint for the project (image 2 below). I clicked "Allow Everywhere" and the error catching was restored.

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