Closed KelSolaar closed 8 years ago
You can remove an issue filter in your repository settings. We have some docs on this here: https://scrutinizer-ci.com/docs/reviews/filtering_issues_and_false_positives#removing-created-filters-again
Let me know if this solves it.
Hi,
It doesn't solve the issue as I was specifically specifying: especially if you have a lot and don't want to recreate them manually.
I don't want to remove them, just a way to deactivate the filters.
Could you elaborate some more what you would like to achieve? Would you like to see which issues are filtered?
I have like 10 pages of filters, some with scope specific to a module, some with whole repo scope, I'm not planning to redo them any time soon, but I would like to be able to toggle the filters on an off, this would be quite useful when scheduling inspections manually.
That being said, as I'm writing that, a better behaviour and workflow could be to indeed see which issues are filtered: provide a link for each filter to a page enumerating issues they have actually filtered.
Cheers,
PS: Good job with scrutinizer-ci by the way, helped us increasing our code quality :)
It seems to me that it is not possible to deactivate issue filters, that could be handy, especially if you have a lot and don't want to recreate them manually.