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I have a block of code which is triggering #23.
<span data-{{ triggers-issue}}>Hello, world!</span>
Before that issue is being fixed, I'd like to be able to just exclude that block from linting using something like a "noqa" comment.
I'm not sure what would work; perhaps something like the following?
{# curlylintignore #} <span data-{{ triggers-issue}}>Hello, world!</span> {# endcurlylintignore #}
I can ignore the entire file, but I'd like to be able to lint the rest of the file.
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Similar/same/very related with my new issue: #83
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FYI my issue is intermingling HTML and Django template language, e.g.,
{% if something %} <li> {% endif %} {# 100 lines of template #} {% if something %} </li> {% endif %}
Yes, I could break this into two templates, but I'm just saying, this is the issue that comes up for me.
Some how when I corrected the tag things started to flow...
I hope others find this helpful
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I have a block of code which is triggering #23.
Before that issue is being fixed, I'd like to be able to just exclude that block from linting using something like a "noqa" comment.
Describe the solution you’d like
I'm not sure what would work; perhaps something like the following?
Describe alternatives you’ve considered
I can ignore the entire file, but I'd like to be able to lint the rest of the file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: