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# elm-review suppress
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This feature comes from the frustration that it can be hard to a new rule. There are two choices when attempting to do so:
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This feature comes from the frustration that it can be hard to enable a new rule. There are two choices when attempting to do so:
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1. Fix all reported errors before enabling the rule. This means potentially a lot of work and/or delaying enabling the rule, which can cause new errors to be introduced in the meantime.
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2. Enable the rule, but ignore the errors for the files that are being reported.
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The suppression system aims to fix this problem.
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There are several ways to implement this, and different tools have chosen different strategies. This document outlines
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what I believed to be important in my opinion, and therefore why `suppress` works the way it does. There are a lot of
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what I believed to be important, and therefore why `suppress` works the way it does. There are a lot of
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trade-offs involved, so it does not get full marks everywhere, but overall I believe works pretty nicely.
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### Make it easy to discern between purposefully ignored errors and temporarily suppressed errors.
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