Up until now, I've been able to right click on any errors in PyCharm and select "Ignore" from the drop down menu. However, I recently took over modifying a script that someone else wrote, and for some reason, while editing it, the option is not there. In other scripts, I can still ignore just fine.
This is the case for all types of errors.
Anyone know what could be causing this?
EDIT: I was able to suppress the errors by doing code inspection, so I no longer need to suppress them through the editor. However, I still would like to know why this is necessary for this specific script.
EDIT2: This question provides other solutions, including the one I talked about in my first edit. However it does not address the core of my question, which is, why does Pycharm sometimes provide the option to ignore an error from the right-click drop-down menu, and sometimes not. There are ways to ignore an error without this, but I am curious why the most convenient method is sometimes absent.
