Suppresses Credo issues throughout the next function clause.
Credo's next-line suppression cannot cover an issue reported several lines
into a function, and manual line ranges become stale as the function changes.
This plugin resolves the next def or defp clause's AST range so checks can
keep reporting the precise offending line.
Enable it in .credo.exs:
plugins: [
{Bylaw.Credo.Plugin.DisableForNextDefinition, []}
]Then name the check before the definition:
# credo:disable-for-next-definition Bylaw.Credo.Check.Elixir.NoRaise
def run do
raise "failure"
endOmitting the check name suppresses all checks in that definition. Each clause of a multi-clause function is treated separately.