Add to shellcheck.ignorePatterns instead of overriding it

[lonix1]

I want to ignore a certain massive directory (dependencies outside my control).

I found the shellcheck.ignorePatterns setting. But it already has a large default value:

  "shellcheck.ignorePatterns": {
    "**/*.csh": true,
    "**/*.cshrc": true,
    "**/*.fish": true,
    "**/*.login": true,
    "**/*.logout": true,
    "**/*.tcsh": true,
    "**/*.tcshrc": true,
    "**/*.xonshrc": true,
    "**/*.xsh": true,
    "**/*.zsh": true,
    "**/*.zshrc": true,
    "**/zshrc": true,
    "**/*.zprofile": true,
    "**/zprofile": true,
    "**/*.zlogin": true,
    "**/zlogin": true,
    "**/*.zlogout": true,
    "**/zlogout": true,
    "**/*.zshenv": true,
    "**/zshenv": true,
    "**/*.zsh-theme": true
  },

I don't want to override the defaults, only add one line to it (e.g. **/bin/**). How can I do that?

[felipecrs]

That's not possible, but I see no problems adding a shellcheck.additionalIgnorePatterns option. PRs welcome.

[lonix1]

A shellcheck.additionalIgnorePatterns would be a nice solution. I'm not a vscode plugin dev though. Maybe someone will find this and be inspired.

Also, I suppose I could recreate the default list in my config, and add a new line to it? That would be helluva ugly and lower maintainability but should work.