As I understand it, there is no way to say, run all rules but XYZ. The way to do this seems to be include a list of all rules except for those that are desired via --errors.
In my case I want to run all rules but 'ids' and so I need to set all rules in --errors, which isn't ideal as:
- There are a lot of rules to include which makes this harder to maintain
- The pertinent info in this case is which rules are NOT included, which to figure out involves running through all the rules in CSS lint and comparing this against the --error list
- With each new version of CSS lint, new rules will need to be checked for and manually added each time.
Can a --ignore-rules (or similar) option be added?
As I understand it, there is no way to say, run all rules but XYZ. The way to do this seems to be include a list of all rules except for those that are desired via --errors.
In my case I want to run all rules but 'ids' and so I need to set all rules in --errors, which isn't ideal as:
Can a --ignore-rules (or similar) option be added?