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There is a linter for file names. This is good. It tests 'Name files using only letters, numbers, period, hyphen and underscore.' using a regex of `^[a-zA-Z0-9./\\\\_-]+$`. This requirement is too strict for certain development environments. It would be useful if we could set a custom regex, via configuration options, to test filenames against. Example: In iOS / OS X development as we use: - `OurFancyLogo@2x.png` // Double resolution version for high DPI devices. See also @3x triple resolution files. -` JetpackInterface~iPad.xib` // iPad specific UI. See also ~iPhone. Note that the `@` and the `~` above are not rare exceptions, they are standard in iOS / OS X development. I have a small patch prepared that adds the described functionality. Please let me know if I can send it in.

There is a linter for file names. This is good. It tests 'Name files using only letters, numbers, period, hyphen and underscore.' using a regex of `^[a-zA-Z0-9./\\\\_-]+$`. This requirement is too strict for certain development environments. It would be useful if we could set a custom regex, via configuration options, to test filenames against. Example: In iOS / OS X development as we use: - `OurFancyLogo@2x.png` // Double resolution version for high DPI devices. See also @3x triple resolution files. - `JetpackInterface~iPad.xib` // iPad specific UI. See also ~iPhone. Note that the `@` and the `~` above are not rare exceptions, they are standard in iOS / OS X development. I have a small patch prepared that adds the described functionality. Please let me know if I can send it in.

There is a linter for file names. This is good. It tests 'Name files using only letters, numbers, period, hyphen and underscore.' using a regex of `^[a-zA-Z0-9./\\\\_-]+$`. This requirement is too strict for certain development environments. It would be useful if we could set a custom regex, via configuration options, to test filenames against. Example: In iOS / OS X development as we use: - `OurFancyLogo@2x.png` // Double resolution version for high DPI devices. See also @3x triple resolution files. -` - `JetpackInterface~iPad.xib` // iPad specific UI. See also ~iPhone. Note that the `@` and the `~` above are not rare exceptions, they are standard in iOS / OS X development. I have a small patch prepared that adds the described functionality. Please let me know if I can send it in.