Add support for .soliumignore
See original GitHub issueI want to ignore one of the sol files in my project (autogenerated flat file generated by truffle-flattener) and currently, there is no way to do that as adding .soliumignore
seems to have no effect. Is there any way you could add support for it?
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- Created 5 years ago
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My use case is for both linting in the console (manually running a linter on the project) and error display in VS Code (I don’t want to see lint errors in the excluded sol file when I open it).
@aleybovich Yeah. Tried also copy pasting the example code in contract with no success.