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• This is a feature request
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Expected behaviour

hadolint test.dockerfile --config .hadolint.yaml run from a location where all those files are present should lint 'test.dockerfile' with '.hadolint.yaml' with hadolint.exe

Actual behaviour

The hadolint application does execute but it reports errors that should have been ignored as per the .hadolint.yaml file.

Steps to reproduce the behaviour

• Setup a clean environment (I'm using Windows 11)
• Choose a location and store the hadolint executable alongside '.hadolint.yaml' and test.dockerfile in the same location.
• Open a command prompt and CD to the location of the files from step two
• run the following command:>hadolint.exe test.dockerfile --config .hadolint.yaml

Output of hadolint --version or
docker run --rm hadolint/hadolint hadolint --version or
docker run --rm ghcr.io/hadolint/hadolint hadolint --version:

N/A

I also tried to run hadolint independent of the config file with the rule manually ignored '--ignore DL3006' which does work as expected. I am also sure that it is looking at the config file because If I leave it blank hadolint complains as it should.

Dockerfile (if relevant)

FROM busybox
WORKDIR usr/src/app

Additional environment details (OS, stack version, etc.)

I'm using Windows 11 on a 100% clean install with no other applications.