Support options from task and config #170
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Previously, if you attempted to mix options from the config file or via task switches, they would clobber each other producing mixed results. But it wasn't clear this behavior was not supported. This changes to support reading from config file _and_ mix task switches merging the options together. The task switches take precedence. It also defaults to using the config file if it is present, but leaves the switch so that `--no-config` could be used to explicitly ignore the config file instead
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Previously, if you attempted to mix options from the config file or via task switches, they would clobber each other producing mixed results. But it wasn't clear this behavior was not supported.
This changes to support reading from config file and mix task switches merging the options together. The task switches take precedence.
It also defaults to using the config file if it is present, but leaves the switch so that
--no-configcould be used to explicitly ignore the config file instead