I’m fairly certain that VSCode’s Quick Fix has given me the option on a different computer to add // @ts-ignore above a warning to make it go away. My current machine only gives me the below option for unused declarations:

screenshot of quick fix menu

Is there a way to force Quick Fix to show // @ts-ignore as a solution?

I have the ESLint VS Code plugin, ESLint installed globally, as well as @typescript-eslint/parser and @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin.

I’ve looked around online, but found little to no formal documentation on how Quick Fix works.