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There has been recently community complaints about the amount of configuration files present on the root directory of a project, and some people are recommending to place all tooling configuration under a .config directory.
I personally think that, if Biome starts adding support for a .config dir, more projects could start adopting the practice too, since Biome is growing in popularity and encouraging reducing configuration overhead.
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There has been recently community complaints about the amount of configuration files present on the root directory of a project, and some people are recommending to place all tooling configuration under a
.config
directory.I personally think that, if Biome starts adding support for a
.config
dir, more projects could start adopting the practice too, since Biome is growing in popularity and encouraging reducing configuration overhead.Reference: https://github.com/pi0/config-dir
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