Question: Is there a way to allow "ansible-test sanity" but disallow "sanity"?

[richm]

The ansible-test sanity command is used in some places in our code. I would like to configure woke to allow the string ansible-test sanity, but have an error anywhere else the string sanity is used.

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[richm]

Another question - Can woke scan for filenames? I don't mean the contents of files, I mean the names of files and directories? For example, ansible-test sanity requires the project to have a directory named tests/sanity/. I would like to be able to scan for problematic file/directory names, and have rules to allow certain ones (like tests/sanity/).

[richm]

The ansible-test sanity command is used in some places in our code. I would like to configure woke to allow the string ansible-test sanity, but have an error anywhere else the string sanity is used.

It doesn't look like woke supports this. In our case, I think we can use # wokeignore:rule=sanity judiciously.

[caitlinelfring]

Woke doesn't support if word == "sanity" then true; except if word == "ansible-test sanity"; then false, but there's an open PR to allow full customization via regex - #133, if you could figure out a way to get regex to work for your use-case, then maybe. But otherwise, ignoring is the way to go

Yes, woke does scan filenames and shows it as a finding at line/start column/end column of 1

[VelocipedeRider]

Exclusinta word, is by definition, exclusive, which is the opposite of inclusive.