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Allow CONTRIBUTING.md file in sub folders

See original GitHub issue

Related to this discussion and here, we’re going to add a CONTRIBUTING.md file. But right now tests fail when that happens, see #1925 and its failing build:

react-navigation_v1.x.x/CONTRIBUTING.md:
  • Unexpected file name. This directory can only contain test files or a libdef file named `react-navigation_v1.x.x.js`.

That needs to be fixed before #1925 can be merged.

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Created 6 years ago
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AndrewSouthpawcommented, Mar 7, 2018

That’s the plan. I’ll probably get to it in a day or two. Thanks for pointing out the source!

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AndrewSouthpawcommented, Apr 5, 2018

Heh. So, eventually this was released to allow any file type in the subfolders, as long as they’re not test files.

@GAntoine correct?

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