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I get a lot of unnecessary warnings about link files and really would like to set an ignore rule. Right now I just enter the absolute path to where most of the warnings come from. So for example:
This works fine when most of the warnings come from one sub-folder but when it's multiple folders and it's different folders depending on which machine, it start's to get too much manual configuration.
In a perfect world I suppose one line would be enough, like: <ignore filetype="links">C:\Users/</ignore>
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I get a lot of unnecessary warnings about link files and really would like to set an ignore rule. Right now I just enter the absolute path to where most of the warnings come from. So for example:
This works fine when most of the warnings come from one sub-folder but when it's multiple folders and it's different folders depending on which machine, it start's to get too much manual configuration.
In a perfect world I suppose one line would be enough, like:
<ignore filetype="links">C:\Users/</ignore>
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: