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The inspect tool gives a lot of false positives when I run it locally on my computer. These would disappear if it would ignore what is in .gitignore.
Once this feature is added, we could generally switch to a solution where the inspect tool scans the meta folder and reads a inspect-ignore file. This would have the same format as .gitignore, so the same code in the inspect tool can be used to read both. This would be a better solution than using boost-no-inspect files and "boost-no-inspect" comments.
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The inspect tool gives a lot of false positives when I run it locally on my computer. These would disappear if it would ignore what is in .gitignore.
Once this feature is added, we could generally switch to a solution where the inspect tool scans the meta folder and reads a
inspect-ignore
file. This would have the same format as .gitignore, so the same code in the inspect tool can be used to read both. This would be a better solution than using boost-no-inspect files and "boost-no-inspect" comments.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: