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In most packages like pyflakes, pep8, and flake8 you can do something like a # noqa:
bad_style = whatever # noqa
It seems like there should be something like this for pydocstyle. It would allow temporary workarounds (or maybe permanent enough ones!) for things like #68, #171, #189, and any other shortcomings that may be present.
I'm happy to try adding this. I'd probably try to follow what flake8 does since it seems pretty complete:
# noqa no checks
# pydocstyle: noqa no checks
# noqa: D200 ignore a specific error or comma-separated list of errors
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
In most packages like
pyflakes
,pep8
, andflake8
you can do something like a# noqa
:It seems like there should be something like this for
pydocstyle
. It would allow temporary workarounds (or maybe permanent enough ones!) for things like #68, #171, #189, and any other shortcomings that may be present.I'm happy to try adding this. I'd probably try to follow what
flake8
does since it seems pretty complete:# noqa
no checks# pydocstyle: noqa
no checks# noqa: D200
ignore a specific error or comma-separated list of errorsThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: