I'm working with different opensource Javascript components. When i lint a html file containing javascript inclusions to these files (<script type="text/javascript" src="myComponent.js""></script>), lint automatically parses them. The only option i found to exclude these files is to place a /*jsl:ignoreall*/ at the top of each file. The problem is that each time i integrate a new version of these components, i've to edit the files again.
My questions :
- is there another way to exclude these files ?
- if not, is it possible to add an exclusion list of files in the config file or in a separate file ?
Thanks,
Olivier
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There's currently no way to exclude these files. I have done some work on adding a "-process" to prevent processing of certain files. I believe that could be extended to work as an exclusion list. If so, it would probably be available in the next release, whenever that might be.
That said, unfortunately I can make no promises on how soon this will be available. :-)
-Matthias
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I'm going to write a script to tag automatically every js file in my exclusion list with /*jsl:ignoreall*/ and integrate it in the build environment. This is not a "perfect" solution but it should be sufficient until your next release ;)
Thanks for your quick response,
Olivier
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Hi,
I'm working with different opensource Javascript components. When i lint a html file containing javascript inclusions to these files (<script type="text/javascript" src="myComponent.js""></script>), lint automatically parses them. The only option i found to exclude these files is to place a /*jsl:ignoreall*/ at the top of each file. The problem is that each time i integrate a new version of these components, i've to edit the files again.
My questions :
- is there another way to exclude these files ?
- if not, is it possible to add an exclusion list of files in the config file or in a separate file ?
Thanks,
Olivier
There's currently no way to exclude these files. I have done some work on adding a "-process" to prevent processing of certain files. I believe that could be extended to work as an exclusion list. If so, it would probably be available in the next release, whenever that might be.
That said, unfortunately I can make no promises on how soon this will be available. :-)
-Matthias
I'm going to write a script to tag automatically every js file in my exclusion list with /*jsl:ignoreall*/ and integrate it in the build environment. This is not a "perfect" solution but it should be sufficient until your next release ;)
Thanks for your quick response,
Olivier