treefmt2 doesn't search for the project root anymore #308
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When not specified, look for the tree root based on the location of the config file. Fixes #308 The --tree-root-file option will be useful to replace this bash wrapper: https://github.com/numtide/treefmt-nix/blob/2fba33a182602b9d49f0b2440513e5ee091d838b/module-options.nix#L116-L135
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Restore the treefmt 1.x behaviour where it would search for the tree root by recursively searching for the treefmt.toml file up the filesystem, starting from the current directory. The `--tree-root-file` option will be useful to remove this bash wrapper: https://github.com/numtide/treefmt-nix/blob/2fba33a182602b9d49f0b2440513e5ee091d838b/module-options.nix#L116-L135 Fixes #308
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Describe the bug
When running
treefmtin a sub-folder, it only formats that folder.treefmt1 was walking up to find the
treefmt.tomland then using that as the default TreeRoot variable. This was convenient because you can easily format the whole project from any place in the tree. And if you want to only format the current folder you can still runtreefmt .To Reproduce
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