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Can we have yamllint look for a configuration file in parent directories if it cannot find one in the current directory? This is kind of inspired by ESLint, similar to the ESLint-inspired output :). Just finding the file would be enough, even without the cascading configuration.
The fairly common use case I have is that we have a .yamllint at the top level of the repository. It works great if I use Vim to edit the files while I am at the top level. If I change into a subdirectory and edit a YAML file from there, Vim certainly shows linting errors as yamllint no longer find the .yamllint for the project.
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Can we have yamllint look for a configuration file in parent directories if it cannot find one in the current directory? This is kind of inspired by ESLint, similar to the ESLint-inspired output :). Just finding the file would be enough, even without the cascading configuration.
The fairly common use case I have is that we have a
.yamllint
at the top level of the repository. It works great if I use Vim to edit the files while I am at the top level. If I change into a subdirectory and edit a YAML file from there, Vim certainly shows linting errors as yamllint no longer find the.yamllint
for the project.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: