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* Added documentation on how to enable specific checkers and how to silence specific warnings ([#37](#37)). The latest release introduces new documentation in the README file for enabling specific checkers and disabling specific warnings for the pylint plugin for Databricks. The plugin offers checkers such as `databricks-airflow`, `databricks-dbutils`, `databricks-legacy`, `databricks-notebooks`, `spark`, and `mocking`, each with unique checks and codes. Users can use these checkers by adding the corresponding module name to the `load-plugins` configuration in their `pylintrc` or `pyproject.toml` file. The release also explains how to disable certain checks on specific lines using a comment with the `disable` directive followed by the corresponding symbol. Additionally, it includes information on how to use the Databricks SDK instead of internal APIs, legacy CLI, and dbutils. The `docs.py` script has also been updated with the new instructions on how to enable or disable specific checkers and warnings.
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* Added documentation on how to enable specific checkers and how to silence specific warnings ([#37](#37)). The latest release introduces new documentation in the README file for enabling specific checkers and disabling specific warnings for the pylint plugin for Databricks. The plugin offers checkers such as `databricks-airflow`, `databricks-dbutils`, `databricks-legacy`, `databricks-notebooks`, `spark`, and `mocking`, each with unique checks and codes. Users can use these checkers by adding the corresponding module name to the `load-plugins` configuration in their `pylintrc` or `pyproject.toml` file. The release also explains how to disable certain checks on specific lines using a comment with the `disable` directive followed by the corresponding symbol. Additionally, it includes information on how to use the Databricks SDK instead of internal APIs, legacy CLI, and dbutils. The `docs.py` script has also been updated with the new instructions on how to enable or disable specific checkers and warnings.
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