Run the linter on the code base then, when you make the change? Not every check-in on the off chance a rule changed. Or, add some logic that the CI runs it agai

Run the linter on the code base then, when you make the change? Not every check-in on the off chance a rule changed. Or, add some logic that the CI runs it against the whole code base only when the rules changed, otherwise just the relevant files to the commit/pr Also, ESLint doesn't do type checking. That's typescripts job, and apparently typescripts runtime isn't an issue.