Shareable configurations
See original GitHub issueWe could allow configurations to be shareable like ESLint does.
This could be as simple as adding an extends
property that points to either a Node.js module name, or to a file path. The shared configuration would be deeply merged, with lower merging priority.
We could also have naming conventions such as netlify-build-config-*
. And npm tags and GitHub tags netlify
and netlify-build-config
.
What do you think?
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Let’s hold off on this for right now. I will show you how it’s possible in userland
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