Ignoring errors

Errors identifiers

All errors have an identifier with the syntax: A.B:C:D with

• A: The rule short name (mainly made from the class name)
• B: The error identifier (like the error level or a specific name)
• C: The line the error occurs
• D: The position of the token in the line the error occurs

[!NOTE] If you need to know the errors identifier you have/want to ignore, you can run the linter command with the --debug options. This option will display error identifiers instead of messages.

Ignoring an error with a comment

A single error

When you want to disable a rule, you can use of the following syntax:

{# twig-cs-fixer-disable A.B:C:D #} => Apply to the whole file
{# twig-cs-fixer-disable-line A.B:C:D #} => Apply to the line of the comment
{# twig-cs-fixer-disable-next-line A.B:C:D #} => Apply to the next line of the comment

NB: The four parts are optional, all those format are working

• A
• A.B
• A.B:C
• A.B:C:D
• A:C
• A:C:D
• A::D

For instance:

{# twig-cs-fixer-disable #} => Disable every rule for the whole file
{# twig-cs-fixer-disable-line #} => Disable every rule for the current line
{# twig-cs-fixer-disable-next-line #} => Disable every rule for the next line

{# twig-cs-fixer-disable A #} => Disable the rule A for the whole file
{# twig-cs-fixer-disable A:42 #} => Disable the rule A for the line 42 of the file
{# twig-cs-fixer-disable-line A.B #} => Disable the error B of the rule A for the current line
{# twig-cs-fixer-disable-next-line A::42 #} => Disable the rule A for the next line but only for the token 42

Multiple errors

You can also disable multiple errors with a single comment, by separating them with a space or a comma:

{# twig-cs-fixer-disable A B C #} => Disable A and B and C for the whole file
{# twig-cs-fixer-disable-line A.B,C.D #} => Disable A.B and C.D for the current line