Can you please tell me where to put the config file for tslint

[homeday]

Always get "Your tslint configuration file is missing or invalid. Please ensure that tslint.json exists and is valid JSON."
The tslint.json exists in the root folder of my own working repo.
i have used

[tool_tslint]
config = tslint.json
or
[tool_tslint]
config = ./tslint.json

setting, but the review doesn't work. Can you please help me and thank you in advance.

[markstory]

Is the config file in the root of your repository? With the tslint.json in the root of your repository, config = ./tslint.json should work. You may need to modify the code and add more logging to find out what the resolved path is though. I'm not able to help much more as the config path has tests that are working.

[homeday]

I added some script in the tslint.py to output log.
here is the result:
Failed to load /src/tslint.json: Could not find custom rule directory: node_modules/codelyzer
It seems that the tslint can't find the node module codelyzer, therefore I recreate the nodejs image, added this module at package.json. and after it, I can find module in the new image. But the problem still remains.
Any idea? Do I need to install the module globally? currently it is in the /tool directory
Thanks

[markstory]

@homeday When I add packages I use the package.json and things usually work out. I've never used codelyzer so I can't help much.

[homeday]

found a workaround, link the /tool/node_modules to current work directory.
since nodejs image work as a job not services, we can create a bash file and put it in somewhere inside container like /tool, in it
link the /tool/node_modules to current work directory, so that the relevant modules can be referred.
like:
ln -s -f /tool/node_modules /src/node_modules
shift 1
./node_modules/.bin/tslint $*
And add ENTRYPOINT at nodejs.dockerfile
ENTRYPOINT ["/bin/bash", "/tool/tslinterwrapper.sh"], so that the original arguments can be passed to the tslint command.