I would like to have Jenkins to lint json starting next Monday March 17th.

@Antoine: Is there an easy way to tell Jenkins to ignore node_modules? Those are all third party libraries for which Jenkins testing is less useful.

Well both files were broken and fixed by upstream fairly recently.

bower.js by: https://github.com/paulmillr/es6-shim/commit/0b931c2b78a844e9349f18756e7f72cf0409eae4#diff-0a08a7565aba4405282251491979bb6b

component.js by: https://github.com/paulmillr/es6-shim/commit/644944e47fcfb4b42833016083e125e2a62bcf62

Both apparently got introduced with 0.10.0 of es6-shim.

The json-lint.php script I wrote does not support ignore list like jshint does. One can probably implement such a system by hacking the file in integration/jenkins.git, though I see little point in accepting invalid json even from third parties.

(In reply to Antoine "hashar" Musso from comment #3)

The json-lint.php script I wrote does not support ignore list like jshint
does. One can probably implement such a system by hacking the file in
integration/jenkins.git, though I see little point in accepting invalid json
even from third parties.

Those json files might not be used, are not edited by us etc. So if there is no way to ignore node_modules then at least this pass should be non-voting to avoid holding up our work.

Could you just add a special case to ignore node_modules?

There's now a new release of es6-shim (v0.10.1) which should address this issue ... or at least until the next node_module breaks it.

Change 118762 had a related patch set uploaded by Hashar:
Update to es6-shim 0.10.1.

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/118762

Change 118762 merged by jenkins-bot:
Update to es6-shim 0.10.1.

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/118762

Got fixed by updating the upstream node module.