Load ./.teamocil file if no file is provided

[nicklayb]

Actually, running teamocil without any arguments attempts to open a .yml in the .teamocil folder in home but gives the following error message:

Cannot find a layout at `/Users/nboisvert/.teamocil/.yml

I would suggest trying to load ./.teamocil.yml if no file is provided. We could then commit .teamocil.yml files in our project so everyone in the team can benefit from it and share the same tmux layout, what do you think?

The only issue I see is if users started writing ~/.teamocil/.yml files to have a default layout.

[remi]

That’s actually a good idea! We’ll need to make sure there’s no security risks though, to make sure running teamocil in a shared directory (eg. a project repository) is safe 😄

@nicklayb Is this something you might be interested on working on?

[nicklayb]

Of course I am! Should not bo too hard to implement. What kind of security issue you have in mind that I should be aware of?

[remi]

Oh, I was thinking about #70 but this is not something we have anyway.

Let’s just make sure there’s no possibility that I commit changes to a shared .teamocil.yml file in a repository and run some malicious code when you clone it and then run teamocil 😄