Load configuration from .active_record_doctor.rb #166
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Not a big deal, but can you add co-authors where appropriate when closing PRs? |
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@fatkodima, thank you for bringing this up. This IS a big deal to me, as it's important for me to give credit where it's due. Let me update the PR ... |
This commit changes the default configuration file, so that text editors recognize it as a Ruby file. The old file is still supported but a warning is shown whenever it's used. Co-authored-by: Jon Dufresne <jon.dufresne@gmail.com>
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@fatkodima, @jdufresne, done!
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This commit changes the default configuration file, so that text editors recognize it as a Ruby file. The old file is still supported but a warning is shown whenever it's used.