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Hi, an issue I've come across is that yesqa will remove false positive # noqa statements that are actually necessary for bandit.
# noqa
Is there a way to configure yesqa to ignore bandit noqas, or to otherwise take into account that another linter will run besides flake8?
I'm aware of the flake8-bandit plugin, but it hasn't been very dependable in my experience (e.g. it broke when flake8 v5.0 was released).
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bandit should not use noqa as that's flake8's marker
noqa
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Hi, an issue I've come across is that yesqa will remove false positive
# noqa
statements that are actually necessary for bandit.Is there a way to configure yesqa to ignore bandit noqas, or to otherwise take into account that another linter will run besides flake8?
I'm aware of the flake8-bandit plugin, but it hasn't been very dependable in my experience (e.g. it broke when flake8 v5.0 was released).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: