I have PyDev 5.6 (for Eclipse). I'm getting "assignment to reserved built-in symbol: id" warning for the `id`:

```
class bla(object):
    def myfn(self, task):
        id = task['id']

```

I found #1457 Bogus "Assignment to reserved built-in symbol" warnings
(<https://sourceforge.net/p/pydev/bugs/1457/>)
but it's for PyDev 2.3 and issue should be fixed in 2.6.0

I don't want to disable all "Redefinition of builtin symbols" in Code Analysis (it's possible in Preferences). Someone suggested to use `Id` or `_id` instead of `id` , but for me the `id` is variable and I want to keep it in lower case. 

Is it possible to set Eclipse/PyDev to ignore this symbol?

Currently it's in class and it's used locally inside func "myfn" (or other).
But I would like to ignore it also on "main" level. If you work w/ databases, 'id' is everywhere :)

I'm new in Eclipse and PyDev. Maybe I overlooked some setting.

Thanks.