New quick fix options to disable the rule for the line, file or the project

Example, from vscode-groovy-lint:

Disable for the line

Includes a statement in the previous line, such as # shellcheck disable=SC2035. Reference.

Disable for the entire file

Includes a ShellCheck directive statement before the first command in the file.

Disable for the project

Adds the ShellCheck directive statement to the .shellcheckrc file (and create the file if it does not exist).

[felipecrs]

E.g.:

#!/bin/bash

# Copyright Felipe
# Dummy line

# Another comment

# Usage: hello-world

echo "hello-world"

would become:

#!/bin/bash

# Copyright Felipe
# Dummy line

# Another comment

# Usage: hello-world

# shellcheck disable=SC2035

echo "hello-world"

More calls would result in:

#!/bin/bash

# Copyright Felipe
# Dummy line

# Another comment

# Usage: hello-world

# shellcheck disable=SC2035
# shellcheck disable=SC2034

echo "hello-world"

(preferably)

[felipecrs]

That was not what I meant… when koalaman said “command” I believe he meant anything except “comments”. Does not matter which is the number of the line, the first command can be in the final of the file for example.

Regarding:

skip_all_comment_lines at the start of the file();
insert_new_directive()

Yes, it’s the same thing that I’m thinking, I believe, which is:

find_first_command_in_the_file(); // this implies skipping all the comments
insert_new_directive_one_line_above_it()