EDIT: Yes, it's easy to disable pylint entirely for certain files. That's not my question.
I know how to disable a check entirely:
disable = ["missing-module-doctring", ...]But I'm trying to do the equivalent of this:
disable = [ {name="missing-module-docstring", glob="**/*/models.py"}, ...]One example: We have many SQL Alchemy models.py files in our repo. It's obvious from our directory structure what the purpose of each models.py is. I'd really like to disable missing-module-docstring for any module x.y.z.models. A doc string will be superfluous noise. A per-file disable comment is about the same.
I have a few more scenarios like this for other checks and other module / python file naming conventions.
I looked through the config docs and didn't find anything. Is there a plugin that supports this?
If I have to go to the "two-pass solution", I guess I could run pylint once excluding models.py files. Then run it again filtering out everything butmodels.py?
For context: I run pylint at the command line, in CI, and in VS Code. I configure it in the project.toml but I'm open to changing this.