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settings overwriting eachother #34
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@mruwnik, how about changing the order:
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@mruwnik any updates on this issue ? |
I can't remember. But I found this commit in my forked repo: mruwnik@9468773 |
So are you saying that you haven't tested it yet ? or are you still having this issue ? Did you tried what @trojkat mentioned ? |
I can't remember. It was 2 years ago. I haven't had that problem since then, though. |
Okay since you haven't had any issue and neither did someone else reported something similar. I would request you to close this issue |
I have the following lines in my pylama.ini file
[pylama:*/init.py]
ignore = W0611
[pylama:bla/init.py]
ignore = E402,W0611
On one machine this works as expected (W0611 is ignored for all init.py files, while bla/init.py also ignores E402). But when the same code is checked on a different machine, with the same pylama version, it causes E402 errors to be found for bla/init.py.
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