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Method for adding eslint-disable to generated code

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Current I am trying to add /* eslint-disable */ to the top of the code generated by Orval to suppress errors in my code editor. I see in the orval config you can provide a function to the header field to modify the header of the generated file. This issue with this is that eslint isn’t picking up the disabled instruction due to other text also being in the comment. I need the other text in the comment to warn people not to modify the generated file.

Does a feature already exist to do this or to directly modify the generated code prior to it being saved to the file?

Thanks for this awesome project!

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Created a year ago
Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)

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anymaniaxcommented, Apr 2, 2022

Fixed with 6.7.0

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anymaniaxcommented, Apr 2, 2022

Will be in the next release

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