Call svls.exe in VS Code with custom linting rules?

[ghost]

Is there a way to call the Windows binary release of svls.exe with a custom linter rules configuration?

I have tried putting a custom '.svlint.toml' in the same directory as svls.exe, but within VS Code it always seems to complain ".svlint.toml is not found. Enable all lint rules."

I have also tried downloading a binary release of svlint.exe, adding it to Windows PATH ahead of svls.exe, and adding a custom .svlint.toml in the same directory as svlint.exe. This does not seem to work either - the command line invocation of svlint.exe performs linting with the correct parameters, but when using the language server in VS Code it goes back to using all lint rules.

[dalance]

.svlint.toml should be placed at the same or upper directory of the source code.
Typically it is placed at the repository root like below:

- project
  - .git
  - .svlint.toml
  - src
    - module.sv