Document available config options and CLI flags (#1) #17
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akinhwan
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Oct 30, 2019
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Ping @motet-a 👋 This has been open for more than a year, are you still maintaining this project or is it effectively dead? |
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Well, I decided to not wait much longer and started working on a fork, curlylint. Currently the parser is the same (with bug fixes), and the CLI & configuration are completely different. I’ve started implementing linting rules. I’m not sure how much effort I’ll put into this, but as it stands it’s already way more usable than jinjalint. |
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Related to #1. This documents the available config options and CLI flags. There aren't many of either, but this will make it that much faster for people looking into this linter to start using it.