We can set the main configuration file using -c <file>, but to my knowledge, there is no way to set the main language.toml file in a similar way (e.g., -l <file>).
Should we support such an option?
How do you load a language.toml file that is not in the main configuration directory?
Hi!
We can set the main configuration file using
-c <file>
, but to my knowledge, there is no way to set the mainlanguage.toml
file in a similar way (e.g.,-l <file>
).Should we support such an option?
How do you load a
language.toml
file that is not in the main configuration directory?Thanks for considering this issue!