How do I get a class-body-defined-decorator to trigger lint.pydocstyle.ignore-decorators?

[bzoracler]

I'd like to ignore docstring linting requirements on the lines indicated below (ruff Playground):

from library import Class

class A:
    deco = Class

    @deco
    def f(self) -> None: ...  # ruff: D102

    @Class
    def h(self) -> None: ...  # OK

class B:
    @A.deco
    def g(self) -> None: ...  # ruff: D102

I've tried several combinations of setting lint.pydocstyle.ignore-decorators below, but none of them work:

["A.deco", "library.Class", "builtins.A.deco", "__main__.A.deco", "__main__.deco"]

Replacing __main__. with a fully-qualified module name in a real project doesn't work either.

[ntBre]

With your example code in a file called example.py, I was able to ignore the last D102 in class B with this command:

ruff check --select D102 example.py \
    --config 'lint.pydocstyle.ignore-decorators = ["example.A.deco"]'

so it looks like you were on the right track with __main__.A.deco. For the first case, the decorator name is not being resolved here in the code, so this might be a bug.

[bzoracler]

Thanks - I guess the second case not working on ruff-Playground might be a playground issue instead, or maybe the module isn't called __main__ there.