Silence warnings based on line content
See original GitHub issueThis would be particularly useful in order to silence “unused import” warnings (#30) based on what’s being imported, e.g. with regex-based compiler option like:
-P:silencer:lineContentFilters=import scala\.collection\.compat\._
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We mostly get them in code related to pureconfig’s automatic derivation which I think uses macros so maybe the problem is in there somewhere
@tjarvstrand thanks for the feedback.