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Allow user to specify project directory#4
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Thanks for teaming up here @thejager - I am grateful for your prompt actions. As I've said, this is of interest to me - since all of my projects have node.js projects nested under the main one as sub-folders. |
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+1 on this, I was planning to fork and add this feature when i came across this PR. |
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@hallee can you merge this? |
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Ah I didn't even see that. Perfect, thanks! Feel free to close this PR when you see fit. |
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I have several javascript applications nested in my project, each having their own eslint configurations. I would like to be able to specify the directory in which the linting is done.