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Option to disable warnings

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Hi there!

We use sassdoc for the ionic source code and had a question regarding some warnings.

When it tried to parse a file without any doc content, we get warnings like this:

» [WARNING] SassDoc could not find anything to document.

  * Are you still using `/**` comments ? They're no more supported since 2.0.
    See <http://sassdoc.com/upgrading/#c-style-comments>.
  * Are you documenting actual Sass items (variables, functions, mixins, placeholders) ?
    SassDoc doesn't support documenting CSS selectors.
    See <http://sassdoc.com/frequently-asked-questions/#does-sassdoc-support-css-classes-and-ids->.

As not all of our sass files require documentation, we were wondering if it’s possible to disable the warnings, as they tend to get pretty noisy.

I took a look at the docs and there doesn’t seem to be an option for this, unless I missed it?

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Created 7 years ago
Comments:16 (10 by maintainers)

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pascalduezcommented, Mar 24, 2017

@mhartington should be fixed now, sorry about that.

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jacksboxcommented, Aug 22, 2018

using sassdoc@2.5.0 I still see this warning by default. In my usecase sassdoc runs twice, once with a custom template (which has a parser for the custom annotation) and once with the default template (which logs the [WARNING])

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