Open msiebuhr opened 11 years ago
Perhaps a defaultFiles
, which will usually be something in the order of *.json
or *.js
.
But what about linters that check many different filetypes (i.e. trailing-spaces
). Should those not check anything by default or learn to ignore binary-looking stuff?
The linters should have some way of stating the obvious about how they're used, such as filename extensions, basic configuration &c.
Possibly, we could mirror the options in
slint.json
, where a missing field inslint.json
would fall back to the one provided by the linter itself.