review-static-lintignore

To audit lint-ignore suppressions, this Skill scans all usage sites and check definitions, evaluating each suppression for appropriateness. It identifies legitimate exceptions, workarounds, stale suppressions, and areas where static analysis checks need improvement.

Reviewing static analysis suppression comments is necessary because overusing lint-ignore directives can mask genuine problems. Auditing them ensures checks are not bypassed inappropriately, preventing undetected issues from accumulating in the codebase.

The best way to find stale lint-ignore comments is running a comprehensive suppression audit that analyzes PowerShell check scripts and AutoHotkey source files. This process flags suppressions that are no longer necessary or mask genuine problems.

Yes, the lint suppression audit works with AutoHotkey source files and PowerShell scripts. It requires analyzing both the PowerShell check scripts and the AutoHotkey source files to evaluate suppression tag definitions and usage sites.

Yes, you can identify legitimate exceptions versus unnecessary workarounds by evaluating both check definitions and usage sites. The audit categorizes suppressions into legitimate exceptions, workarounds, stale suppressions, and areas for check improvement.

You should not use lint-ignore comments when they mask genuine problems or bypass static analysis checks inappropriately. The audit identifies these overused suppressions and highlights areas for check improvement instead of suppression.