If I use goog.ui.decorate to decorate an element from its CSS class, the linter thinks that the control's namespace is no longer required, but removing it means that the decorate no longer works.Is there a suppress I can put in to get the linter to leave those namespaces alone?
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We support suppression for extra and missing provides and requires. It uses the same syntax as the Closure Compiler. In JsDoc just put:/** @suppress{extraRequire} */Also support extraProvide, missingRequire, and missingProvideAndy
On Fri, May 24, 2013 at 4:00 PM, John Munro <ghos...@gmail.com> wrote:
If I use goog.ui.decorate to decorate an element from its CSS class, the linter thinks that the control's namespace is no longer required, but removing it means that the decorate no longer works.Is there a suppress I can put in to get the linter to leave those namespaces alone?
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