MINOR/docs: adds a tip to the README.md stating that config example contains linter configs that might not exist on the dev's machine #407
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…and rubocop config Users, like in Shopify#354, might simply copy the example configuration from the readme file and then get an error running erb_lint. This adds a tip that it is a) not needed, and b) contains references to config files, that might not exist on the user's machine.
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Users, like
mea friend of mine, or @AndrewKrasnoff in #354, might simply copy the example configuration from the readme file and then get an error running erb_lint.This adds a tip that it is:
a) not needed to provide a config, and
b) that the example config contains references to linter config files, that might not exist on the user's machine.
Not strictly necessary (if you take your time before pasting), but a good hint and better onboarding experience for users who just copy stuff from readme files like monkeys do. 🙊