add the ability to override 3rd party packages #348
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In this case, can’t you simply remove the third-party guidelines and then add your own custom guidelines by adding guidelines in the |
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@pushpak1300 very nice |
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@pushpak1300 It's not clear to me how to remove the third-party guidelines. I looked through the readme one more time to make sure I wasn't missing anything. Can you share instructions on how I could do that? I definitely agree having the ability to provide your own is preferred. I thought it would be simple to have the ability to override third party ones similar to the built-in guidelines. |
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I found it difficult to override 3rd-party package guidelines. This PR aims to simplify this process so it works as expected.