\gexec and other commands are flagged as errors

[Vanes996]

Good morning and thank you for your amazin job.
I'm working with some sql files and scripts, full of variables and \command, and pgsanity flag every command as an error, is there any way to flag them not as an error?
I'm running pgsanity on a docker container, i'm using ur suggestions to replace every variable with a sed -e but i don't wanna use it with just a backslash because it could be a typo.
Thank you.

[markdrago]

My understanding is that these \command commands are usually interpreted by psql itself and not by the PostgreSQL server. If ecpg doesn't recognize it then PgSanity won't recognize it as valid. PgSanity could, in theory, strip out any \command before feeding the SQL to ecpg. That wouldn't check them for validity but at least the rest of the SQL could be checked. Please provide a more detailed example of the format of SQL & \commands that you're using. I understand I'm responding 4.5 years after the original post, but it would be helpful to see a real example.