How can I see in an IDE, linting errors that Deno doesn't catch?

[dandv]

Consider this code:

const x = Math.random();

if (x < 0.5)
  if (x < 0.1)
    console.log('x is really small', x);
else
  console.log('x > 0.5', x);

Neither deno lint, nor biome, nor oxlint had any complaints about it by default, even though the error is quite obvious.

I don't want to opt into automatic formatting so, I could run deno fmt --check and try to ignore everything else but that issue with the else, but this isn't realistic and doesn't integrate with the LSP either.

This is a situation in which a formatting rule (eslint's curly) would catch a logical error.

[marvinhagemeister]

I think you're asking for eslint's curly rule to be added to Deno's linter. Made a PR here: denoland/deno_lint#1383