Option to ignore one or all rules for a file by adding a comment #76
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With this change you can disable all rules for a file by adding the following line to your swift file: // SwiftLint ignore all or you can disable a specific rule by adding something like: // SwiftLint ignore variable_name Where variable_name is the identifier of the rule
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This only seems to be per-file, and thus has no way to only ignore a certain section of code? |
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This would conflict with the current proposal described in #4. Although the approach of filtering the results could still work with file regions rather than per-file. |
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When #4 will be implemented soon, then this PR can be closed without merge. |
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A similar but different version of this was implemented in #111 |
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With this change you can disable all rules for a file by adding the following line to your swift file:
// SwiftLint ignore all
or you can disable a specific rule by adding something like:
// SwiftLint ignore variable_name
Where variable_name is the identifier of the rule