herr kaste

Hm, it's like everything we discuss here is already in SublimeLinter, and then something is still missing. We actually have the "exclude" feature. E.g. you could say, only ever lint...

About the security here: project settings aren't loaded automatically, e.g. if you just use `subl .` or drag a file from a folder that also contains project settings. (Although you...

And do you think there is a practical (for end-users) difference between using `SublimeLinter.linters.base.exclude` and some other "truly" global mechanism?

The settings generally override, we never did deep merging. Typically you could expect that this works for "styles" as well. This would add 2 lines to the diff 😁 but...

This would help me a lot/sometimes. I don't know if we can do this as easy since we have the reason and lint_mode per project/linter thing. The use case is...

Well, our panel is probably best-in-class. With the new "focus on one file" feature it maybe feels natural to just go through them via cursor. Of course popping up errors...

Let's brainstorm a bit: This basically combines quick-panel features with the "output.panel". Let's say the user opens the panel by `ctrl+k+g` to also focus the panel. Upon that we open...

Hm, next/previous result just doesn't work really reliable (on SL3?) and the interaction with "go back" is incomprehensible. Sometimes it skips results or jumps to the next file. In comparison...

I think I quickly(?) hack a quick-panel to see if that UX (previewing locations, commit or discard jumping, all just using the keyboard) makes a difference, esp. I would like...

Yes, that would be better. Do you want to implement it?