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Sourcery doesn't ignore paths outside the project. The errors often stick around even when you close the file, which adds redundant clutter.
I'm using Jedi as a language server in VS Code.
Here is my global sourcery.yaml config file:
sourcery.yaml
rule_settings: enable: - default - gpsg ignore: - .venv/* - ~/.vscode/extensions/* - ~/.pyenv/versions/* coding_assistant: enabled: true
IDE Version: VS Code 1.83.1
Sourcery Version: Sourcery 1.11.0
Operating system and Version: macOS Monterey 12.7
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Hello, @xshapira! Thanks for reaching out!
I was able to reproduce this issue and am already working on a fix 😄
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Hello again, @xshapira!
This issue has now been fixed and will become available in the next Sourcery release 🚀
Thank you again for reaching out!
@ruancomelli Thank you!
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Sourcery doesn't ignore paths outside the project. The errors often stick around even when you close the file, which adds redundant clutter.
I'm using Jedi as a language server in VS Code.
Here is my global
sourcery.yaml
config file:IDE Version:
VS Code 1.83.1
Sourcery Version:
Sourcery 1.11.0
Operating system and Version:
macOS Monterey 12.7
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: