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Diagnostics should respect # noqa and similar comments #264
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ptvsd uses # noqa to disable linting for specific lines, for example:
try:
unicode # noqa
def needs_unicode(value):
return isinstance(value, unicode) # noqa
except Exception:
def needs_unicode(value):
return FalseAny diagnostics we output should respect comments like these. I believe there are other ones out there depending on the linter, like #pylint: disable and # NOQA.
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jfthuong commentedon Mar 26, 2019
Linting could be also disabled for a particular warning.
For example,
pylinthas the following way of locally disabling a warning:janosh commentedon Jul 1, 2019
This feature would be great to have!
For the record,
# noqaalso supports disabling specific warnings with# noqa: E731.python-language-servercould support that as well.jakebailey commentedon Jul 12, 2019
Partial support for this will come in #1272 (catch-all
noqa), but we'll need mappings from other tools' codes in order to go further.MikhailArkhipov commentedon Jul 23, 2019
#1272 adds basic support. New issue will be opened for more advanced cases.