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Move suppressions to
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#7101Move suppressions to
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I don't like to add this here too much but I think that for now it's the simpler solution.
Why do we need this? Right now we have some tests on the rules that check that when an annotation is set the finding is not raised. Those tests are testing two things. From one side they are testing that the suppression works, that's tested already somewhere else so it should not be tested. But they are also testing that the
KtElement
that they provide is correct or that the configuredalias
is correct. We could refactor those tests but the tests would be more difficult to follow (I tried). For that reason I decide to keep this here.The good part is that, if we want, we could refactor those tests and remove this later.
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Step-by.step is the way to go here. As you said, I don't think it's ideal approach, though sufficient for now.