Joe Lencioni

> Have you seen this feature (specifically line-by-line configuration changes) in other projects? How does it behave for those projects? [ESLint has this](http://eslint.org/docs/user-guide/configuring#configuring-rules), which is where I got the idea...

Yeah, you are right. The ESLint comment options apply to the whole file, no matter where they appear in the file (with the last one taking precedence), which I think...

> Not every linter rule has to be enabled by default though, right? That's right. And the plan for 1.0.0 is to disable all by default. #564

I think it would be preferable to switch overcommit to the JSON formatter rather than introduce a new one if that isn't too much work--as long as it can maintain...

I assume you are referring to `composes` from CSS modules? You are correct that needs to be first. However, since CSS modules is relatively new, none of SCSS-Lint's rules are...

What do you think about calling it `disallowed_value: serif` instead of `value: serif`? I don't have strong feelings about it, but I think that `disallowed_value` might be a little clearer....

Would it be helpful if we started a branch where the scss-lint community could collaborate on landing this feature? Maybe if everyone pitches in, the tediousness of the task would...

I think this makes sense. We'd be happy to accept a pull request that adds this functionality.

I'd say it probably depends a little on how big the polyfill is and whether there is a canonical one. On Sun, Oct 1, 2017, 3:06 PM Patrick McDougle wrote:...

@MikeDevice can you help me understand your specific use-case better?