How to check if the configFile is being used accordingly
See original GitHub issueI tried to set it to package.json2
to make it fail but it still passes. I wonder if this action supports the configFile to be package.json
, see: https://github.com/price-search/api/pull/2
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Agreed! Closing it.
@felipecassiors TBH it was basically because I didn’t know they had this strategy of searching multiple locations when I created the action, so I always pass a
configFile
option to commitlint. We can definitely improve this action to makeconfigFile
work just like the CLI does! When I have some time I will have a look at that 🚀