numeric-ignore (SMP008)

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Flags numeric codes in # simplint: ignore[...] comments and replaces them with rule names.

Why is this bad?

The name says what the suppression covers without looking up a code. It also stays readable when the comment is reviewed outside a diagnostic report.

Example

Example: fix

def initialize(build_data: dict[str, Any]) -> None:  # simplint: ignore[imprecise-annotation] # required signature

Before

def initialize(build_data: dict[str, Any]) -> None:  # simplint: ignore[SMP602] # required signature
    pass

def initialize(build_data: dict[str, Any]) -> None:  # simplint: ignore[imprecise-annotation] # required signature

After

def initialize(build_data: dict[str, Any]) -> None:  # simplint: ignore[imprecise-annotation] # required signature
    pass

What it does

Active on

• Known numeric simplint codes in simplint: ignore[...]. The fix replaces only the codes and preserves the other names, spacing, and reason in the comment.✗

  Example: reported

  def run(value: Any) -> None:  # simplint: ignore[SMP602, single-letter-name] # external signature
      pass
  

Exceptions

• Rule names already use the preferred form. Unknown codes are left as written.✓

  Example: not reported

  def run(value: Any) -> None:  # simplint: ignore[imprecise-annotation] # external signature
      pass
  

Fix

The fix is safe and changes only known numeric codes inside the brackets.