Masafumi Koba

@Mouvedia Thanks for the report. See also [this demo](https://stylelint.io/demo/#N4Igxg9gJgpiBcIB0BDJAjABMAvgHQDtUNt8DCB6AKkwBUALASwGdMUAbZiTZ+iAV3ZRM6GJgBOMAA4RxAFxhQANCP5y2YOfw4BPTAQhykmKhUIZUpQiCUgAZo3YwAcigC2cRDAAe7qU6QwZmYbcAgCBwBzBBBgQkxMPBBxQRhmJPhseITEkAMAWih+f0YwFAV85hgnTVl0hEw5FJhsshxQyAjGSIAxWTdymIArLgJQ2CkQxDiCBKTmOR0ndkYCOQzcgEYANiQAdiQABiTCdpwgA). I also think this bug produces false negatives. If you have no other concerns, please make this issue ready to implement.

Sorry, I'm not sure about the difference from `layer-name-pattern` (#8431). Can you explain it?

Ah, I missed for the background. But I'm still wondering if users might be confused about the two rules. 🤔 Also, are the rules conflicting by the following rule criteria?...

Thanks for the explanation. I understand the advantage of separating the rules. However, what do you think about the following examples? ```json { "rules": { "layer-name-pattern": "^(defaults|components|theme)$" } } ```...

Yes, I'd like to hear other thoughts. 😃

FYI, it seems ESLint doesn't support ignoring files with the flat config. It shows an [example](https://eslint.org/docs/latest/use/configure/ignore#including-gitignore-files) of reading `.gitignore` in `eslint.config.js`. If Stylelint adopts a flat config and simplifies ignoring...

Again, I tried to dig into this issue, then I got the following insights: - There can be a conflict between the `ignorePath` and `ignoreFiles` options. - `ignorePath` depends on...

@ArianeBouchardConformit Thank you for the detailed report. I'd recommend using `NODE_OPTIONS` with `--disable-warning` for a workaround [as our document describes it](https://stylelint.io/user-guide/options/#quietdeprecationwarnings): ```shell NODE_OPTIONS='--disable-warning=stylelint:007' ``` Could specifying `--disable-warning` resolve your problem?

@ArianeBouchardConformit Can you specify the `--disable-warning` flag to your `node.exe` in WebStorm? For example: ```shell "C:\Program Files\nodejs\node.exe" "--disable-warning=stylelint:007" C:\Users\ArianeBouchard\source\Space_FrontEnd\node_modules\stylelint\bin\stylelint.mjs -f json --stdin-filename _mixins.scss ```

Sorry, I'm not very sure about WebStorm since I'm not a user of it. I'm wondering if there would be an escape hatch to specify Node.js CLI flags for WebStorm...