Error
Code being written or edited contains linter ignore/suppress directives (e.g., # noqa, // eslint-disable, //nolint, #[allow(...)]).
Why this matters
Linter ignore directives mask real issues instead of fixing them. Over time, suppressed warnings accumulate and erode code quality. Fix the underlying issue instead of silencing the linter.
How to fix
Remove the ignore directive and fix the linter error properly:
# Instead of:
import os # noqa: F401
# Fix: remove unused import or use it
import os
path = os.getcwd()// Instead of:
//nolint:errcheck
_ = doSomething()
// Fix: handle the error
if err := doSomething(); err != nil {
return err
}Detected patterns
klaudiush detects ignore directives for many languages:
- Python:
# noqa,# type: ignore,# pylint: disable,# pyright: ignore,# mypy: ignore,# pyrefly: ignore - JavaScript/TypeScript:
// eslint-disable,// @ts-ignore,// @ts-nocheck,// @ts-expect-error,/* eslint-disable */ - Go:
//nolint,// nolint - Rust:
#[allow(...)],#![allow(...)] - Ruby:
# rubocop:disable - Shell:
# shellcheck disable= - Java:
@SuppressWarnings - C#:
#pragma warning disable - PHP:
// phpcs:ignore,// @phpstan-ignore - Swift:
// swiftlint:disable
Configuration
[validators.file.linter_ignore]
enabled = true
patterns = [] # custom patterns (overrides defaults when set)Disable the validator:
[validators.file.linter_ignore]
enabled = falseHook output
When this error is triggered, klaudiush writes JSON to stdout:
permissionDecisionReason (shown to Claude):
[FILE010] Linter ignore directives are not allowed. Fix linter errors properly instead of suppressing them with ignore directives
systemMessage (shown to user): Formatted error with fix hint and reference URL.
additionalContext (behavioral guidance):
Automated klaudiush validation check. Fix the reported errors and retry the same command.