Local config file is ignored

[Doodidan]

This linter ignore local config file. sass-lint console command don't in the same time.
Folder structure:

• project
• • .sass-lint.yml
• • sources
• • • css
• • • • style.css

On the screenshot: a lot of warnings, example of warning in top

On this screenshot: few warnings in different lines

[skovhus]

@GoshaEgorian thanks for reporting this. As I'm not really using Sublime anymore, I would like help looking into this issue. PRs are more than welcome. : )

[zed0]

We've just had this issue.
Without editing the source you can fix this using your local configuration by adding the following to your SublimeLinter preferences (Preferences -> Package Settings -> SublimeLinter -> Settings)

// SublimeLinter Settings - User
{
    "linters": {
        "sass": {
            "working_dir": "${file_path}"
        }
    }
}

[Shelagh-Lewins]

Thank you @zed0! I was tearing my hair out trying to get sass-lint to accept tab indentation in Sublime Text 3.

Here is a little more detail about my setup in case it helps anybody else.

In SublimeLinter preferences (Preferences -> Package Settings -> SublimeLinter -> Settings):

    "linters": {
        "sass": {
            "working_dir": "${/home/myusername}"
        }
    },

And then I added a file .sasslintrc to my Home folder:

{
  "rules": {
    "indentation": [
      1,
      {
        "size": "tab"
      }
    ]
  }
}

[rgpublic]

Wow. Took my ages to finally find this. Thanks a lot @Shelagh-Lewins !
You can simplify this even more on most systems to:

    "linters": {
        "sass": {
            "working_dir": "~"
        }
    }

[rgpublic]

Well, but in the README file it says:

If a .sass-lint.yml file is not found in the file hierarchy starting with the linted file, your home directory will also be searched.

IMHO, it should work like that, i.e. it should search in the user's home directory by default without configuring anything.
But it doesn't. Don't know whether anyone else thinks it should search there by default. But if it doesn't, at the very least this confusing sentence should be removed.