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I'm sure I've done this before but now I can't figure it out. I want to ignore a single rule when I run Vale from the command line. I've tried |
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If you want to do this permanently, use If you're looking to do this as a one-off from the command line, use a filter: |
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Thank you~! Yes, I know how to do it in the .ini file, and we do that from time to time. I was interested in doing it as required from the CLI until we get some other smarts in place. E.g., sometimes we want to disable one style for a project, or part thereof, without disabling it completely. I don't really want to go the route of having different .ini files per repo. Right now we have a style that recommends s/folder/directory/, but for projects that talk about VS Code (which refers to folders constantly), all we get is lots of false positives. Thanks again. |
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If you want to do this permanently, use
style.rule = NO(e.g.,Google.DateFormat = NO) in your.vale.ini.If you're looking to do this as a one-off from the command line, use a filter:
vale --filter='.Name != "demo.Cap"'.