Closed JocelynDelalande closed 6 years ago
@charlesmillet @Stefal I need more information: what is the goal:
If it does not matter a lot, I'd go for 1. because 2. has a longer execution time.
I'd go d'or option 1 : if we decide to ignore a tag we dont want our review process to be diverted by this tag.
At the end… As I found a way to do it without hitting performances (+1.5% runtime). I finally went for option 2, in order to be more conservative and avoid destroying data (which makes it impossible for other filters to use them).
We could, if required in future, do a cosmetic change to remove those tags from the output.
Ability to delete changes implying only tags from a settings-specified blacklist.
Example setting:
If a change relates only to tags listed within
IGNORED_TAGS
, then drop it from the output.