Is ignoring errors supported in VS code/svelte-check?

I have an expected error that I’d like the language server & svelte-check to ignore. I have if (import.meta.env.NODE_ENV === "development") where import.meta.env.NODE_ENV is replaced at build time by Vite.

I couldn’t find how to ignore errors documented anywhere. If it’s not supported, consider this a feature request. It’d nice to be able to use something like // @svelte-ignore.

For my use-case, I could easily create a svelte.config.js, and use rollup-plugin-replace to help the language server out. The severity of this low. It’s just more a bit more convenient.

[dummdidumm]

VS Code:

• You can completely disable Svelte diagnostics or set some of the warnings to ignored
• You can disable css diagnostics
• You can disable js/ts diagnostics
• You can use //@ts-ignore to silence single errors
• You can use //@ts-nocheck to silence a whole file

svelte-check:

• You can choose to ignore certain Svelte compiler warnings
• You can use //@ts-ignore to silence single errors
• You can use //@ts-nocheck to silence a whole file

For your specific case, do

  // @ts-ignore
  if (import.meta.env.NODE_ENV === "development") {
     ...
  }

[jacobmischka]

I see. Is there a workaround you can think of?

Aside from @ts-nochecking the whole file, and aside from just fixing the error, of course.