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I have to use buck for a project, and syntastic is returning lots of errors in buck's TARGETS files. Is there a way/documentation to declare that TARGETS file should not be checked ?

I could set the default behavior to passive, but I would like to avoid that if possible

Vinz
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    Syntastic cares about `filetype`, not file extensions. Set the `filetype` for your buck files to something consistent, then make that `filetype` passive in syntastic. – lcd047 Oct 12 '18 at 09:29
  • I see. I'll look into filetype then, thanks ! – Vinz Oct 12 '18 at 09:41

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Autoclosing my question as it was off-topic: the right way to do is to properly configure buck's TARGETS filetype (see override python filetype detection in vim) and then to use syntastic configuration to set them to passive.

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