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Disable ECC on a project/folder basis

See original GitHub issue

This plugin has been very helpful, but I’d like to know if there’s a way for it not to act on some projects. For some PlatformIO projects based on Arduino I do not need auto-completion or error reporting, as I rely on syntax plugins, but I use .cpp as an extension and ECC picks it up right away.

Maybe there’s a dot-file I can add to my folder to disable ECC in the current dir/subdir or on a project basis?

Thanks ubi

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Created 6 years ago
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ubidefeocommented, Oct 25, 2017

I think it’s the easiest way to implement it, as long as it supports some kind of wildcard and current folder. for example

"ignore_folders":["./*", ".*", "folder_name", "folder_name/*"]

it could also be just "ignore":[...]

hope it makes sense 😃

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niosuscommented, Jul 16, 2018

Sorry for the delay guys. I am fully occupied with the submission of my phd thesis now and it is really hard to squeeze anything into the schedule at this point. Maybe I will get to implement this in a couple of weeks or so.