Open all the broken files!

open-broken-files.sh

#!/bin/bash

TMPFILE=$(mktemp)
TMPFORMATTER=$(mktemp)

{
  echo 'module.exports = (results) => {'
  echo '  return results'
  echo '    .filter(result => result.messages.length > 0)'
  echo "    .map(result => \`\${result.messages.length}\\t\${result.filePath.replace(/.*(src\/.*)/, '\$1')}\`).join('\\n')"
  echo '}'
} > ${TMPFORMATTER}

yarn eslint -f ${TMPFORMATTER} -o ${TMPFILE} src > /dev/null 2>&1

cat ${TMPFILE} | egrep -v 'Attic|\.types\.ts' | sort -nr | awk '{ print $2 }' | while read SRCFILE; do
  echo "Opening ${SRCFILE}"

  code --wait ${SRCFILE}
done

rm ${TMPFILE} ${TMPFORMATTER}

When you really don't know where to start with fixing all your broken files after an update.

Based on eslint, this script makes a list of files and error counts and one-by-one opens the most broken files first.

Assumes that everything is in the src directory.