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Ability to specify user rules as a file instead of directory

See original GitHub issue

Currently gitlint can only take a directory as argument for extra rules gitlint --extra-path=<path>, would it make sense to also support only filenames?

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Created 6 years ago
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jorisrooverscommented, Apr 25, 2017

Ok, did manage to make some time right now 😃 Merged this, will be releasing 0.8.2 today, mostly to deal with #27 (duplicate #30) but this PR will also be part of it 😃

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tommyipcommented, Apr 23, 2017

No problem! This is not super important or anything, just a nice to have feature.

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