I want to ignore a certain massive directory (dependencies outside my control).
I found the shellcheck.ignorePatterns setting. But it already has a large default value:
"shellcheck.ignorePatterns": {
"**/*.csh": true,
"**/*.cshrc": true,
"**/*.fish": true,
"**/*.login": true,
"**/*.logout": true,
"**/*.tcsh": true,
"**/*.tcshrc": true,
"**/*.xonshrc": true,
"**/*.xsh": true,
"**/*.zsh": true,
"**/*.zshrc": true,
"**/zshrc": true,
"**/*.zprofile": true,
"**/zprofile": true,
"**/*.zlogin": true,
"**/zlogin": true,
"**/*.zlogout": true,
"**/zlogout": true,
"**/*.zshenv": true,
"**/zshenv": true,
"**/*.zsh-theme": true
},
I don't want to override the defaults, only add one line to it (e.g. **/bin/**). How can I do that?
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