Shamefile forces devs to document every linter bypass before committing
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Shamefile is an open-source tool that blocks unannotated linter suppression comments — think `# noqa` or `// eslint-disable` — requiring a written justification before the bypass is allowed into version control. For small teams without dedicated code reviewers, it's a lightweight policy enforcement layer that keeps technical debt visible without requiring a full code review culture. The idea is simple: if you're silencing a linter, you should be able to explain why.
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