feat: Write suppressions to default file#19
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--write-suppressions becomes an optional-value flag with three modes:
bare writes .dbt-lint-suppressions.yml next to your config (or in cwd
if none); =PATH writes to that path; =- writes to stdout.
File writes overwrite without prompt and emit a confirmation to
stderr ("Wrote N suppressions to <path>"). Stdout mode is unchanged.
Use =, not a space, since the flag takes an optional value.
Earlier copy said "Use =, not a space" as a flat rule. The actual constraint is narrower: the bare form must be placed last on the command line so Click doesn't consume the manifest path as the option's value. The =PATH and =- forms can appear in any position, including with a space separator.
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--write-suppressions(bare) writes.dbt-lint-suppressions.ymlnext to your config, or in cwd if no config is discovered.--write-suppressions=PATHwrites to an explicit path;--write-suppressions=-writes to stdout (unchanged from prior behavior).Wrote N suppressions to <path>to stderr; the=form is required when the option precedes the manifest positional.