Rubberduck: @ignore all

[mattpalermo]

I would like to turn off code inspections for an entire module. This module is maintained by someone else and it raises many issues in the code inspection. I would prefer not to maintain my own version of the library as I would like to just be able to import new versions of the library without modification.

I tried to enter '@ignore all' at the top of the module in hope that it would turn off all the code inspections but this didn't work. Is there a statement that I can use to achieve this?

At the moment I am able to ignore the issues by sorting the code inspection issues my module.

[comintern]

I kind of like this idea. Something like an @IgnoreModule attonation that would go at the top of the module. Something for ignoring individual inspection on a module level would also be useful too - @IgnoreInModule UseMeaningfulNameInspection would be nice for modules with a ton of API declarations.

[retailcoder]

In the meantime you can regroup results by module, and collapse those you're not interested in.

[mattpalermo]

@retailcode thanks, I didn't realise I could collapse those section.

[comintern]

Linking #2006.

[retailcoder]

Implemented/merged in #2761; the annotation is @IgnoreModule - there's no UI command for it yet, but it should "just work".. I need to blog about RD annotations / "magic comments"...

[CharlesRHall]

Collapsing the modules one is not interested is painful - even scrolling when there are a lot of modules is not user friendly - for code inspections to be used, it needs to be user friendly