Hello! clj-kondo supports using hints like #_{:clj-kondo/ignore [:unused-binding]} to suppress warnings. I like this because it allows me to collocate the suppression with the related code (rather than relegating it to a config file, separating the code location from the suppression. (I know that doesn't make sense in this particular case, but bear with me for a moment): Since carve uses clj-kondo under the hood for analysis, would it be feasible to use hints like #_:carve/ignore to collocate suppression with code rather than necessitating a config file?
I guess it could!
Cool. I was wondering if there were some fundamental reason it didn't already do so. Glad to hear that it's at least possible. Do you think it's reasonable?
I think it's reasonable, but not high priority for me at the moment. I do accept PRs
feel free to log an issue
Oh, completely understood. Thanks for the quick feedback!
I added an issue more as a place to keep it so it's not forgotten https://github.com/borkdude/carve/issues/78
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