Fixing ESLint Execution is Not Approved or Denied in Visual Studio Code

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In Visual Studio Code, when using the eslint extension, you may get the error below. In the bottom right of the screen, you have a red circle next to ESLINT:

Hovering over the red circle, we see the message “ESLint execution is not approved or denied yet. Click to open approval dialog”:

There are a few reasons why this may occur. The first thing to do is to initialize ESLINT for the project. For me, I had to do it in the following directory with the command below:

./node_modules/.bin/eslint --init

Once you do that, you should see the ESLINT server running:

Now click on the red circle, and you should see the pop-up “The ESLint extension will use ‘node_modules/eslint’ for validation” Click Allow Everywhere:

We now see checkboxes next to ESLint:

And if we open a file, we see ESLint is now working on the file, displaying errors:

 

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