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I have a file which uses non-standard enum capitalization (because it's code translated from another project).  I put
```@file:Suppress("ktlint:standard:enum-entry-name-case")```
at the top of the file.  This works with my command-line ktlint (which is 0.49.1) but in ktlint-maven-plugin 1.16.0 (which uses ktlint 0.48.2) I still get the error
```Enum entry name should be uppercase underscore-separated names like "ENUM_ENTRY" or upper camel-case like "EnumEntry"```
Is there a different syntax which will suppress the rule properly in both versions?

Answering my own question -- 0.49 added the `:standard:` component to the rule names; older versions didn't have that.  0.49 still recognizes rule names without `:standard:` for backward compatibility.  Thus, changing it to
```@file:Suppress("ktlint:enum-entry-name-case")```
works for both ktlint versions.

Yeah, there is no harm in doing that. In ktlint `1.0.0` the `:standard:`  becomes mandatory, but it will be changed automatically when reformatting the code.