That's what I meant by pleasing the code formatter. We all have seen those horrible codebases filled with linter-disabling comments. This is what happens if the rules are too strict.
Also, code is already consistent by it's syntax. I can't think of any example how this strict formatting helps anyone.
But you don't disable linter, you just accept the way it is :) just let it go. No disabling linter comments allowed, if you want to say this block of code is special in some way do normal comment describing why it is special.
Also, code is already consistent by it's syntax. I can't think of any example how this strict formatting helps anyone.