Updated the readme to reflect the CWD-based config file search
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#### Configuration
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#### Configuration
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By default all checks are enabled. Individual checks can be enabled or disabled
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By default all checks are enabled. Individual checks can be enabled or disabled
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by using a configuration file. Running ```dscanner --defaultConfig``` will
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by using a configuration file. Such a file can be placed, for example, is the root directory of your project.
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generate a default configuration file and print the file's location. The
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Running ```dscanner --defaultConfig``` will generate a default configuration file and print the file's location.
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"--config" option will allow you to specify the path to a configuration file if
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You can also specify the path to a configuration file by using the "--config" option if
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you do not want to use the one created by the "--defaultConfig" option.
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you want to override the default or the local settings.
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For each check, three values are possible:
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For each check, three values are possible:
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* `"disabled"`: the check is not performed.
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* `"disabled"`: the check is not performed.
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By default Dscanner uses the configuration file given in `$HOME/.config/dscanner/dscanner.ini`.
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By default Dscanner uses the configuration file given in `$HOME/.config/dscanner/dscanner.ini`.
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Run `--defaultConfig` to regenerate it.
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Run `--defaultConfig` to regenerate it.
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The `--config` option allows one to use a custom configuration file.
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The `--config` option allows one to use a custom configuration file.
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If a `dscanner.ini` file is locate in the working directory or any of it's parents, it overrides any other configuration files.
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### AST Dump
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### AST Dump
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The "--ast" or "--xml" options will dump the complete abstract syntax tree of
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The "--ast" or "--xml" options will dump the complete abstract syntax tree of
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