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The Lint job restores a persisted .eslintcache whose key hashes
config/quality/eslint-suppressions.json. Touching that file to prune a stale
entry changed the key, the tree was relinted cold, and 215 errors across 126
tracked files surfaced at once. None of them are new: they reproduce on
091e2ba4da and were simply being served from cache for every file a PR did not
happen to touch. See #11600.
Freezing them trades an accidental hiding place for an explicit, versioned
record: new violations now fail the gate, old ones are listed by file and rule
and can be drained deliberately. Fixing 215 react-hooks findings across 126
dashboard components mid-release — none of which have a test pinning their
current behaviour — would be a far worse trade than recording them.
Scope was filtered on purpose rather than using --suppress-all, which wanted to
freeze 846 violations across 246 paths including _artifacts/, .playwright-cli/
and output/ — none of which exist in a CI checkout — and among them 28
no-new-func, the Hard Rule #3 rule. Only git-tracked files are frozen here, and
no-eval / no-new-func / no-implied-eval / no-restricted-imports are excluded by
construction: had any appeared in a tracked file the script would have reported
it instead of suppressing it. None did.
Verified over the tracked file set only (the CI checkout's scope): 0 errors.