Configuring the Bicep linter
The Bicep linter is the sugar on the top for your development environment setup. It can analyze your Bicep files and check for syntax errors and help you create better Bicep files that adhere to coding standards during development. You will need to have VS Code and the Bicep extension installed, in addition to the Bicep CLI. You should be now fully aware of how to install those tools. Once installed, you should be able to start customizing the linter rules.
Customizing the linter
You need to create a file called bicepconfig.json in the root of the folder you are working with to customize the rules controlled by the linter. In this file, you will supply rule-specific values that set the level of those rules and/or enable/disable them at the same time. Please note that you can have multiple nested folders and multiple config files within each of those, in which case the closest config file overrides the one located in the parent folder:
