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daml test --with-dlint command is not checking for .dlint.yaml instead checking for dlint.yaml

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When we issue a command daml test --with-dlint .\<PROJECTFOLDER> it has to check for .dlint.yaml … instead its checking for dlint.yaml . If run above query … Its throwing below error.

When i tried renaming file to dlint.yaml and ran query. It worked.
SDK Version: 1.9.0

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Created 3 years ago
Comments:6 (4 by maintainers)

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cocreaturecommented, Mar 1, 2021

closing in favor of #8887

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cocreaturecommented, Feb 17, 2021

At the moment, there is no support for linting a whole project. I fully agree that this is a sensible feature so I’ve opened #8887 to track this.

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