coala/coala-bears

Bears for coala, https://coala.io/

John Vandenberg

@jayvdb

odd; interesting; anyways, needs a rebase

rebase and ping me when nearly green and ill make sure it is the next one merged

Bhushan Khanale

@bkhanale

Okay :+1:

John Vandenberg

@jayvdb

job 8965.25 Python: 3.4.4 needs to be green ; I can push it in and let the rest go green after merging

taking a few shortcuts atm, to get more in before the deadlines

John Vandenberg

@jayvdb

https://bitbucket.org/blog/sunsetting-mercurial-support-in-bitbucket - it is dead, ping @virresh ;-)

last large user will probably be Mozilla

John Vandenberg

@jayvdb

Is it bear-killing time? coala/coala-bears#2954

Bhushan Khanale

@bkhanale

The bear was innocent :P

Bhushan Khanale

@bkhanale

@jayvdb coala/coala-bears#2946 seems good enough https://travis-ci.org/coala/coala-bears/builds/575360266

Viresh Gupta

@virresh

https://bitbucket.org/blog/sunsetting-mercurial-support-in-bitbucket - it is dead, ping @virresh ;-)

Whoops, though probably we had it coming. I see mercurial getting sided by git everywhere sometime far in the future, but till then I guess the bear can live for another hosting service

Apoorv Srivastava

@Apoorv01017

I am new to coala and my gitlab request gas yet not been approved in the meantime can someone suggest me a difficulty/low issue to me as the issues on the github issue page already have pull requests.

Apoorv Srivastava

@Apoorv01017

hello, I have made some changes to fix an issue and I wanted to make the code run locally on my computer before I create a pull request. Can someone please guide me on how to run the code locally.

Farhan Mufti Hilmy

@FarhanMuftiHilmy

Hello World

corobo-abhishalya

@corobo-abhishalya

Welcome @FarhanMuftiHilmy! :tada:

To get started, please follow our newcomers guide. The guide might tell you that corobo's command will get you an invite, but it won't, I'm not corobo (he's my father and he's too tired to work atm).

The alternative is to request access to gitlab instead. A developer or maintainer will then soon invite you to the organization. But just to let you know, the invite might get delayed since most of our maintainers are busy.

Only after you've received and accepted the invitation, we can assign issues. Until that, feel free to explore coala.

André Madeira Cortes

@BamBalaam

@jayvdb Hi! I'd like to be assigned to coala/coala-bears#2895 if possible :) Thanks!

(the newcommer guide states we shouldn't @ people but someone in that issue's discussion states that's how we get tickets assigned)

Apoorv Srivastava

@Apoorv01017

hello, I am new to coala. I ran a code locally after making some changes and I am getting a lot of errors like value error, import error, modulenotfoundErrorr , import Error in files i have not even changed, the file I changed is not showing any error. I am not able to understand what am I doing wrong can someone please help me

Amol Grover

@frextrite

Hey @Apoorv01017 how did you install coala and coala-bears? Also, what command are you using to run coala on your files?

Apoorv Srivastava

@Apoorv01017

I wrote the following comand pip3 install --user -r requirements.txt -r test-requirements.txt

And then python3 -m pytest

Keshav Garg

@KVGarg

@Apoorv01017 Please make sure you’re not using py3.7 as coala currently doesn’t support it. Try to use py3.6 or below

Apoorv Srivastava

@Apoorv01017

i ran pytest in the terminal but i have got an error message -----ERROR: usage: pytest [options] [file_or_dir] [file_or_dir] [...]
pytest: error: unrecognized arguments: --doctest-ignore-import-error --cov --instafail --profile --reorder
inifile: /home/apoorv/Projects/coala-bears/setup.cfg
rootdir: /home/apoorv/Projects/coala-bears--------can someone help me

Abhinav Kaushlya

@abhishalya

@Apoorv01017 Please install all test-requirements and also use a venv

Apoorv Srivastava

@Apoorv01017

can someone tell me how can i fix error= requires pytest-3.6.4, actual pytest-3.3.2

i tried using pip3 install --upgrade pytest but it did not work

shengmai_chen

@shengmai-justin

Hi, guys, I am trying to get starting with coal. However, I met a problem at the beginning

coala --files=src/\*.c --bears=SpaceConsistencyBear —save;

this command was unworkable which returns the command not found.

Abhinav Kaushlya

@abhishalya

@shengmai-justin You should install coala first, have a look at http://docs.coala.io/en/latest/Users/Install.html

@Apoorv01017 I think the dependencies might be broken, try to find out a fix yourself by changing the versions so that they are compatible with each other. If nothing works then hard pin them to certain version, or just remove them

Apoorv Srivastava

@Apoorv01017

hello, i am new to coala i cloned coala-bears repository and ran pip3 install -r requirements.txt -r test-requirements.txt

but i am getting errors like ERROR: coala-bears 0.11.1 has requirement autoflake~=0.6.6, but you'll have autoflake 0.7 which is incompatible

can someone please help me out.

Abhinav Kaushlya

@abhishalya

@Apoorv01017 You can just follow what it says, install the compatible versions on your own. This needs to be fixed, but I guess it will take time since the maintainers are inactive

Shageldi Ovezov

@ovezovs

Hi! How do I get added to the list of contributors so that I can start taking on assignments? Can someone please add me?

Keshav Garg

@KVGarg

You can start contributing to coala even if you’re not a member of coala newcomers team. As maintainers are busy from a long time, they can’t find time to add newcomers. Please begin with any newcomer issue, that hasn’t been solved yet or bo one has created a PR related to that issue.

Stanislas Dolcini

@StanleySweet

Hello anyone here?

I'm wondering if it's possible to create a bear that runs the lint executable in a specific directory

So assuming I start coala at the root of my source

I'd ask it to run the clang-format executable in another folder (to pickup a specific config file)

Abhinav Kaushlya

@abhishalya

Iirc, a file dict is passed to each bear through which you should be able to filter out the files you want your bear to process

Stanislas Dolcini

@StanleySweet

Yeah but here it's the current directory that I want to change

ex instead of /

I want the currentdirectory to be build/jenkins/config

Abhinav Kaushlya

@abhishalya

Well if you're just looking to have a config file at a specified location, then its quite simple. You can just add a new argument for config_file and pass it to the linter while running the bear.

icecreamcake101

@icecreamcake101

Hello World

corobo-abhishalya

@corobo-abhishalya

Welcome @icecreamcake101! :tada:

Only after you've received and accepted the invitation, we can assign issues. Until that, feel free to explore coala.

Lukas Heumos

@Zethson

Dear everyone,

I need to work with click 7.0.
However, coala-bears requires click 6.6

Is it possible for coala-bears to upgrade to click 7.0?

Lionel T.

@lktslionel

Hello, how can I try the NextGen-Core of coala ?

Mischa Krüger

@Makman2

@Zethson if you don't have to work on coala with the new click version, I would highly recommend to install coala inside a venv. We have a large dependency list^^

@lktslionel you can't. The modules are more or less ready but just lying around and not integrated (into CLI etc). Only manual invocation from inside python is possible currently^^

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