Feature request: Support a "warning" level for linting
It would be really nice if, like `ignore`, we could select specific issues to turn into warnings rather than errors. That is, it would still output a warning to `stdout`, (perhaps separating errors and warnings), but it would still return with exit status 0. ### Use case: A large, older codebase that contains a lot of linting issues regarding specific rules. (For example, a codebase that predates type annotations.) By allowing warnings, we can make these issues visible to developers for fixing as they lint their changes, but we don't have to have a separate configuration for our pre-commit hooks, CI tools, etc. to ensure they ignore these issues.
Posted by lengau on Dec 16, 2022, 1:47 AM
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some bike vendor told me that the biggest problem with regular to ebike conversion was that regular bike frames were not strong enough to...
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Feature request: Support a "warning" level for linting
It would be really nice if, like `ignore`, we could select specific issues to turn into warnings rather than errors. That is, it would still output a warning to `stdout`, (perhaps separating errors and warnings), but it would still return with exit status 0. ### Use case: A large, older codebase that contains a lot of linting issues regarding specific rules. (For example, a codebase that predates type annotations.) By allowing warnings, we can make these issues visible to developers for fixing as they lint their changes, but we don't have to have a separate configuration for our pre-commit hooks, CI tools, etc. to ensure they ignore these issues.
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