Global configuration
See original GitHub issueMy defaults are very different than the normal xo defaults. Sometimes I mock up some JavaScript in a file in its own folder and would prefer to have a ~/.xoconfig
with default options/overrides. Is this possible? I see there’s a ~/.xo-cache
but is there a ~/.xorc
or something similar?
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Hmm, actually, would probably be better to just resolve a globally installed sharable config and use that. Then it’s exactly like having a local shareable config but falls back to the global one if a local one is not found. So to have a global fallback, you would just have to do
npm i -g eslint-config-foo
. That way you only need maintain one override config in one place.@Goluis You could make a shareable config with your overrides.