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I have a code base that has a huge number of violations - and there isn't an appetite to resolve them upfront so I am wanting to add all of the current violations as fingerprint exclusions and then resolve any violations going forward.
in my .codeclimate.yml file I have the following config:
Now when I run codeclimate analyze some of the fingerprints are being excluded but majority of them are being ignored and still appear as errors in the output.
I've done a bit of testing and some of the violations work and some don't - they all appear in the json output with valid fingerprints though.
I've also tried this in a couple of different projects to rule out my project playing up but it appears to have the same behaviour.
Has anybody experienced this before and is there a way to ensure that all of the excluded fingerprints are ignored?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I have a code base that has a huge number of violations - and there isn't an appetite to resolve them upfront so I am wanting to add all of the current violations as fingerprint exclusions and then resolve any violations going forward.
in my .codeclimate.yml file I have the following config:
Now when I run
codeclimate analyze
some of the fingerprints are being excluded but majority of them are being ignored and still appear as errors in the output.I've done a bit of testing and some of the violations work and some don't - they all appear in the json output with valid fingerprints though.
I've also tried this in a couple of different projects to rule out my project playing up but it appears to have the same behaviour.
Has anybody experienced this before and is there a way to ensure that all of the excluded fingerprints are ignored?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: