A lot more people nowadays are starting to use more tools like conform or nvim-lint and things which replace certain functionality in null-ls but not all of it. It might be a good idea to add the ability to ignore types by default. Like if I'm using conform and still want to rely on mason-null-ls for diagnostics and code actions, I could add to the setup like ignore_methods = { "formatting" } since that's handled by conform. Or if I use both conform and nvim-lint but want to use null-ls for code actions, adding ignore_methods = { "formatting", "diagnostics" } which won't add those types to the handlers when they are called.
Update: originally called ignore_types, ignore_methods aligns better with the terminology used here and in null-ls/none-ls.
A lot more people nowadays are starting to use more tools like
conform
ornvim-lint
and things which replace certain functionality in null-ls but not all of it. It might be a good idea to add the ability to ignore types by default. Like if I'm usingconform
and still want to rely onmason-null-ls
for diagnostics and code actions, I could add to the setup likeignore_methods = { "formatting" }
since that's handled byconform
. Or if I use bothconform
andnvim-lint
but want to usenull-ls
for code actions, addingignore_methods = { "formatting", "diagnostics" }
which won't add those types to the handlers when they are called.Update: originally called
ignore_types
,ignore_methods
aligns better with the terminology used here and innull-ls
/none-ls
.