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TLDR: CodeKit validates my crappy dev js, and alerts when it inevitably finds an error. Can I turn this off until I'm ready to polish in production? This might technically be a question for superuser, but since it has explicit code and site layout implications, I thought it might be better suited here. Been using CodeKit to compile my LESS sheets and compress my site images. CodeKit is insisting on validating the js it finds too - I'm still in development, so it inevitably finds an error and alerts on every single damn save. This is desired when I'm in production, but that's still a few weeks away. Is there any way to prevent js validation temporarily? Somehow toggle js validation? I tried turning off all the minifiers and uglifyers, but it still runs some base set of minifications. I'd rather consider changing the environment structure as a last resort. All my site's media is contained in a /ui/ directory: ui [watched] -css -images -js -less [compile to ../css] In order to merely avoid watching /ui/js/ , I would have to make these changes: ui -css [watched] --less [compile to ../] -images [watched] -js I'd have to watch two folders separately, change the site structure, and alter the compilation path - IMHO, this defeats the elegance of CodeKit, especially since I'd have to undo it when I reach prod.

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