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"Unchanged files with check annotations" is disruptive and should be configurable #457
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Yes, in the context of .NET, I worked around this "Unchanged files with check annotations" beta feature by building my solution without warnings.
Very lame. |
I only recently got to using GitHub full time and this s..t makes my blood boil 🤬 |
Please allow us to turn this off! For us, warnings are useful in the context of |
This is preventing me from merging perfectly good PRs, and is incorrect. |
The "Unchanged files with check annotations" feature when using problem matchers needs to be configurable (for each action/matcher): It's pretty discouraging for a new contributor to see loads of unrelated warnings from a style checker in their first PR that are completely unrelated, not to mention that it also adds noise for checkers where you know that it's not something that could be caused in changes from another file in the PR.
For example, I'm running stylelint with
no-descending-specificity
warnings enabled. For CSS added in a PR those warnings may be useful, but I REALLY don't care about the almost 1000 warnings in our existing codebase (some even in legacy files) when running CI for a new PR!Right now the only workaround for this is to either disable the rule altogether, only show errors but not warnings, or somehow only run the linter on new/changed files when running the action for a PR.
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