Disabling a rule via inline comment disables it for all following files

[betaorbust]

cssLintPlugin defines a global ruleset object with all available rules.

Inside the returned through.obj, rules for the file are matched up and if any are false, it deletes them from the global ruleset object. All following files loop over the keys in ruleset and, now missing the previously disabled key, don't process it.

Basically, once you turn a rule off in one context, it's turned off in all following contexts.

[betaorbust]

Update. On looking further into this, it appears that any time you use an inline /*csslint duplicate-properties:false*/ (or any other rule) all files linted after that will have that rule disabled. So in a large codebase with various inline overrides, by the time you're linting the last files, basically no rules will be running.

[lazd]

Bah! That makes sense. If we shut a rule off on a per-file basis, we shouldn't be affecting the ruleset for the rest of the files.

How about the opposite? If we turn a rule on for a single file, it shouldn't be added to the ruleset for the rest of the files (which it seems was also happening before).