Proposal: add magic comment <elisp-lint-ignore-fill> #38
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This code is just one way to do it. It shows that the implementation can be simple.
It enables you to mark boundaries of regions in which not to lint the line-lengths. Example:
In the interest of simple UX, I think it'd make sense to generalize this to just
;; <elisp-lint-ignore>, ignoring all linters and not just the fill-column linter, but I don't know if that may complicate the implementation.Another good idea is #37, but elisp-lint does seem to operate on a line-by-line basis, so covering sexps would probably require a heavier refactor.