By default all files/folders classified as test-code are excluded in the LGTM report, however I do believe that it makes sense to include at least the `font`/`integration`/`unit`-test folders. It seems pretty obvious that you want to avoid *accidentally* introducing any simple logical errors in the tests (and not only in the main code), to ensure that e.g. the unit-tests actually test the desired thing. Hopefully I've interpreted the information at https://lgtm.com/help/lgtm/customizing-file-classification correctly, however note that we may need to land this patch to actually see any difference in the results.
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path_classifiers:
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test:
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- exclude: test/font
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- exclude: test/integration
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- exclude: test/unit
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queries:
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# Already handled by the "no-unused-vars" ESLint rule.
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- exclude: js/unused-local-variable
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- exclude: js/useless-assignment-to-local
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