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ashfurrow
Switch to different folder path
Is there a way to switch to different folder path and then run swiftlint in Dangerfile and then switch back to the main folder?
For e.g.
Folder A
---- Folder B
---- Folder C
My main folder is Folder A. I want to switch to Folder B and then run swiftlint in it. My .swiftlint.yml file is inside Folder B. After swiftlint is complete, I want to switch back to Folder A.
Hmm, I don't think that's currently possible with the tool. I believe SwiftLint is smart enough to respect the individual .swiftlint.yml files in each directory. Can you try it out and see if ti works as-is? Thanks!
I tried running swiflint in the main directory and I didn't get any violations although there are known violations.
Regards, Rishabh Tayal [email protected]
On May 6, 2017, 9:35 AM -0500, Ash Furrow [email protected], wrote:
Hmm, I don't think that's currently possible with the tool. I believe SwiftLint is smart enough to respect the individual .swiftlint.yml files in each directory. Can you try it out and see if ti works as-is? Thanks!
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Interesting. Thanks for following up. I'll try taking a look at it but it may not be for a little while.
Before you look into it I find a potential solution which should work but it doesn't. Here is the link. https://github.com/danger/danger/issues/805
Hey @RishabhTayal did you try to use the :directory field?
The intention of this feature is precisely allow you to run swiftlint from a different directory. In your case I believe it would be like this:
Directories
Folder A
---- Folder B
---- Folder C
Dangerfile
swiftlint.directory "Folder B"
swiftlint.lint_files
swiftlint.directory "Folder C"
swiftlint.lint_files
So it would lint different folders individually.
Hope it helps
