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Inherit defaultSeverity and apply it to preceding base configs #3530
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nit: file name has a typo. "precedence". I'll fix this in a follow-up.
…ends-default-severity-precedence.json
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Based on #3449. Only my commits after the merge are relevant for this PR.
This adds the missing piece to inherit the
defaultSeverity
from the last base config that specifies it. This inherited default is then applied to all base configs.It turned out to be a bit complicated to do this while still maintaining a backwards compatible API.