In his example about console.log he explicitly mentions that it never happened again... Which makes sense to me, because even with the ability to disable the ru

In his example about console.log he explicitly mentions that it never happened again... Which makes sense to me, because even with the ability to disable the rule, you can't accidentally forget it. Sure, if a programmer is careless, it might still slip through because they disabled it, but with such a careless programmer you'll have bigger issues. I certainly wouldn't mind if rules could only be disabled in context (or globally) and potentially even with a mandatory explanation though.