Feature Request: option to search current working directory for watchman config file

[breathe]

Would be great to either search for the config file in the current working directory or to be explicitly specify the path to the watchman config to use ...

[markis]

Here is what I am thinking, let me know if this works for you:

1.) If no parameters are supplied, load ~/.watchman-processor.config.js (exactly what it does now)
2.) If -c is provided without a file name immediately following, then load /.watchman-processor.config.js from current working directory (similar to how rollup works)
3.) If -c <filename> is provided then load the specified file.

[breathe]

That sounds like the perfect behavior to me!

[breathe]

(Whoops -- editing on phone -- did not mean to close). And just to call out -- I'm assuming you meant in above that -c without argument will load ./.watchman-processor.config.js

[markis]

Yes, correct. ./.watchman-processor.config.js. The watchman-processor.config.js file from the current working directory

[markis]

I published v2.2.0-alpha.0 with these proposed changes. You can run npm install watchman-processor@2.2.0-alpha.0 -g and try it out.

Let me know if it works.