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It probably shouldn't be possible to "disable" build errors at all, let alone under an overloaded and innocuous looking error code (note the new, clearer summary for blocking errors is unreleased / from #9674).
λ mkdir -p package/a
λ mkdir -p package/b
λ echo 'x: int = "asdf"' >> package/b/x.py
λ echo 'y: str = 0' >> package/a/x.py
λ echo 'another_error: int = "adsf"' > package/unrelated.py
λ mypy package --show-error-codes
package/b/x.py: error: Duplicate module named 'x' (also at 'package/a/x.py') [misc]
Found 1 error in 1 file (errors prevented further checking)
λ mypy package --show-error-codes --disable-error-code misc
Success: no issues found in 3 source files
Thanks to @ehossack for mentioning that people are doing this.
It probably shouldn't be possible to "disable" build errors at all, let alone under an overloaded and innocuous looking error code (note the new, clearer summary for blocking errors is unreleased / from #9674).
Thanks to @ehossack for mentioning that people are doing this.