Add option to ignore files
See original GitHub issuePlease add a configuration opportunity to exclude particular files from the linter.
Either allow globbing for the config.files
option:
files: ["**/[a-cA-C]*.md"]
Or add a new configuration option, explicitly excluding files (again, with globbin):
exclude: ["**/__*.md"]
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Also setting
--ignore
in a pre-commit works like a charm, e.g.Works like a charm. Thanks!