I am adding ESLint to an existing project and have many failures to clean up. I would like to use the CLI to apply only one rule at a time, fix only those issues, and then commit just those fixes, so that I have a single rule per commit. However, I am finding this difficult.

My plan was to use eslint --reset --rule 'quotes: [2, single]' lib so that only the quotes rule is applied, and none of the default rules, as suggested in the docs:

--rule
This option specifies rules to be used. They will be merged into any previously defined rules. To start fresh, simply combine with the --reset flag.

But I am extending standard in my .eslintrc and the --reset flag does not reset rules in plugins (as mentioned in #2100 (comment)).

I am also using ECMA modules ("ecmaFeatures": {"modules": true} which I cannot find a way to set from the CLI, so using --no-eslintrc isn't an option to avoid extending standard. For the time being I can remove the plugin from my .eslintrc, but it seems like maybe there should be a better way?

Edit: Even when using --reset, the rules defined in my .eslintrc are still applied. In my opinion, the documentation for --rule is a little misleading. To really "start fresh", it seems necessary to use --no-eslintrc in addition to --reset (at least until v1.0).