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Support `# type: ignore`
See original GitHub issueFor compatibility, pyanalyze should support # type: ignore in addition to # static analysis: ignore. Error code-specific ignores should still work the same way. The functionality for using a custom ignore comment should not accept # type: ignore.
This can be implemented mostly in node_visitor.py.
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I would clone the repo, look for the places that implement
# static analysis: ignore(use grep), then extend the logic there to also cover# type: ignore.Hey @JelleZijlstra , thanks for replying. Could you please help me on how to start or in what direction to think for the same?? Like how should I proceed on working on this issue. Thanks