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Disable linter via HTML comment
Is there a functionality to temporarily disable the linter for a block of HTML code?
I have some unavoidable errors that I'd like to suppress. I render some HTML with a syntax highlighter (ruby rouge), and the indentation is off. What would be useful is this:
... pretty HTML ...
<!-- html-linter:disable Indentation -->
... some ugly HTML ...
<!-- html-linter:enable Indentation -->
... more pretty HTML
Note: This syntax is taken directly from the SCSS linter.
In that case wouldn't it be better to just skip the linting of such generated files. Alternatively you can use the flag --exclude to omit sone error classes. The third option would be to lint the template instead of the generated code.
On Apr 25, 2017 22:31, "Alexander Rechsteiner" [email protected] wrote:
Is there a functionality to temporarily disable the linter for a block of HTML code?
I have some unavoidable errors that I'd like to suppress. I render some HTML with a syntax highlighter (ruby rouge), and the indentation is off. What would be useful is this:
... pretty HTML ...
... some ugly HTML ...
... more pretty HTML
Note: This syntax is taken directly from the SCSS linter https://github.com/brigade/scss-lint#disabling-linters-via-source.
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None of those options are viable in my case.
- It's important to me that the generated files pass the linter, because I deliver them to other developers.
- I don't want to exclude the indentation check in general, just for a very short block where I have no control over it
- Linting the template files leads to a whole host of other errors as the templating syntax is not understood by the linter.
I'm sure there's many other situations as well where disabling linting on a very specific area in the code is needed. It's a very valuable feature in the SCSS linter as well.