--@alloy-ignore
UpdatedSilences every diagnostic on one line: the compiler's, the lints, and the checker's. On a line of its own it covers the next line that holds code; at the end of a line with code it covers that line. Text after the name is the reason, and nothing reads it back, so write it for the next reader.
--@alloy-ignore the new solver widens this union local n: number = pick() local m = t.missing --@alloy-ignore the field arrives at runtime
Use it for a line a tool gets wrong. Where the error is the point, --@alloy-expect-error is the one to reach for: it reports when the line comes clean.
--@alloy-ignore-start and --@alloy-ignore-endSilences every line between the pair.--@alloy-expect-errorSilences a line the way
--@alloy-ignore does, and is an error itself when that line comes clean.--@alloy-nocheckSilences every diagnostic in the file, on any line: the compiler's, the lints, and the checker's.--@alloy-lintSets a lint's level for one file, over the [lint] table of alloy.toml.--@alloy-preserveKeeps alloy flux --fix and the editor's quick fix off one line.