As a nitpick user, I would like to be able to ignore some deviations from the common style.
We are using a common in-house nitpick style, but some projects do have fully documented, legitimate little deviations from the style. For example, a slightly different dependency constraint, or different tool or logging behaviour. I cannot see an easy way to tell nitpick to ignore those deviations. And it is not practical to define a local style override for just a single value. As a result, nitpick fix turns from being helpful to being destructive.
Possible solution
I would like to have support for meaningful comments like # nitpick:ignore that will force Nitpick to ignore the commented lines.
Problem
As a nitpick user, I would like to be able to ignore some deviations from the common style.
We are using a common in-house nitpick style, but some projects do have fully documented, legitimate little deviations from the style. For example, a slightly different dependency constraint, or different tool or logging behaviour. I cannot see an easy way to tell nitpick to ignore those deviations. And it is not practical to define a local style override for just a single value. As a result,
nitpick fixturns from being helpful to being destructive.Possible solution
I would like to have support for meaningful comments like
# nitpick:ignorethat will force Nitpick to ignore the commented lines.