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Can't pass dot/hidden files on command line
See original GitHub issueHello,
since JavaScript config files are supported now, can you please consider adding a (at least optional) way to ask eslint to lint also hidden/dot files (e.g. .eslintrc.js or .eslintrc.json with the JSON plugin) if a name to a directory is passed (e.g. eslint .)?
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@alberto
Yes because it was passed on the command line.
No because it wasn’t passed on the command line.
Thanks. So this looks like a bug, we should be linting anything passed on the command line. We should fix that.