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Use linter.command for formating too #809
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Sorry, not merging this. It is not obvious that the linter configuration would affect formatting based on the configs. The format config needs to have custom command support added instead. |
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@wingrunr21 is it okay if i use the same pattern in ruby.format ? |
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Use linter.command for formating too so we can at least use our custom commands in an sh file, because currently its impossible to give arguments or config files to rubocop and its extremely annoying
Solves #578