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Hi, I am working on a contribution to the renovate and they use ls-lint with a git commit hook.
I read the docs and I could not find anything mentioning this.
The problem is that at the moment ls-lint is preventing me from making a commit because it scans the directory I have in global gitignore. It is a common directory I use in projects for temporary stuff called ._ to make it short and easy to find.
Is there a way to configure ls-lint globally so that it can merge with the in-project config and prevent unnecessary changes in the project while allowing the developer to use their environment effectively?
Quite of the solution is to look for files in user's home directory first
On macOS/Linux: ~/.eslintrc.json
On Windows: %USERPROFILE%\.eslintrc.json
Thank you
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Hi, I am working on a contribution to the
renovate
and they usels-lint
with a git commit hook.I read the docs and I could not find anything mentioning this.
The problem is that at the moment
ls-lint
is preventing me from making a commit because it scans the directory I have in global gitignore. It is a common directory I use in projects for temporary stuff called._
to make it short and easy to find.Is there a way to configure
ls-lint
globally so that it can merge with the in-project config and prevent unnecessary changes in the project while allowing the developer to use their environment effectively?Quite of the solution is to look for files in user's home directory first
Thank you
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: