A file of a knowledge repository that is never read, never counted and never reported, by the linter and by the build (note: Build) alike: what privacy.exclude of the privacy block names for the whole wiki, what exclude of the repository's own concordance-lint.yaml names for that repository, both as globs (21 passages, no note) relative to its root, and what git ignores (4 passages, no note), read from every .gitignore of the repository with the rules (note: Rule) git (24 passages, no note) applies. A vendored folder, a generated site (note: Site) or a cloned (5 passages, no note) tool thus stay out of the checks and out of the link (note: Link) resolution, so that a link towards an excluded file is a broken link (note: Broken link); concordance lint --no-gitignore reads the ignored files anyway, for the rare repository that keeps notes (note: Note) in an ignored folder. Because both sides list the files the same way, the local checks keep their parity (note: Linter and build parity) file for file.
Excluded file
Properties3
- Application
- Concordance command line
- Domain
- Quality
- Status
- valid
3 declared keys. The rest of the file is free text.
See the neighbourhood map6 pages6Neighbourhood mapExcluded file
Neighbourhood map Excluded file
Distance1 hop
33 neighbours in total, more than the map shows.
The 6 neighbourstextual equivalent
- Knowledge repositoryTermspecializes3
- PrivacyTermspecializes1
- CheckTermspecializes1
- Local checkTermspecializes1
- LinterTermspecializes1
- NoteTermgeneralizes2
Six neighbours at most, always named. Beyond that the map teaches nothing: the list takes over.