How do I set Resharper s language level for ECMAScript 6

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With the help of code can you tell me How do I set Resharper's language level for ECMAScript 6?
Feb 10 in Node-js by Ashutosh
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To configure ReSharper to recognize ECMAScript 6 (also known as ECMAScript 2015) features, follow these steps:

Open ReSharper Options:

In Visual Studio, navigate to ReSharper in the top menu.

Select Options from the dropdown to open the ReSharper options window.

Navigate to JavaScript Inspections:

In the options window, expand the Code Editing section in the left-hand pane.

Click on JavaScript, then select Inspections.

Set ECMAScript Language Level:

Within the Inspections settings, locate the ECMAScript language level dropdown.

Select ECMAScript 2015 (equivalent to ECMAScript 6) from the dropdown menu.

Apply and Save:

Click Apply to save the changes.

Click OK to close the options window.
answered Feb 10 by Navya

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