the linting of the python code is correct. but pygame is not recognized.
any idea?
here is the output of : :ALEInfo: https://paste.opensuse.org/view/raw/95106447
I get this if I have
"clangtidy" in my g:ale_fixers.cpp
How to fix it?
why do I get this error
?
?
ale#fix#ApplyFixes: line 18: The file was changed before fixing finished
@w0rp @neersighted @RyanSquared Hi folks - just wanted to give a heads up on dense-analysis/ale#3471 In particular, I thought what to do about the linters that have been failing name checks silently needed discussion. Please let me know if more information is needed or if there's anything I can do to help move the change along.
I see a lot of stale and long lived PRs without review - if help is needed triaging any of that, i'm happy to chip in where I can.
I have a beginner question. I want to add some option to a linter command (ansible-lint). How can I do that?
Playing with
g:ale_ansible_ansible_lint_executable is the right way to do ?
Maybe something in my python rules that was ok with ansible-lint but not with ALE?
but I assume it's not from my $PATH
... however, I don't think ansible-lint has a project root option, so it would run in the PWD of the spawning process, I believe.
(in this case, spawning process would be
vim)
Hello everyone,
I am trying to switch from VSCode to Vim and was confused about the role of ALE in linting. If I understand everything correctly, ALE has a basic C++ linter. I'm not sure now what ALE actually does. Does it act as a middleman between the linter and Vim or what does it do?
I am trying to switch from VSCode to Vim and was confused about the role of ALE in linting. If I understand everything correctly, ALE has a basic C++ linter. I'm not sure now what ALE actually does. Does it act as a middleman between the linter and Vim or what does it do?
ALE itself is not a linter, ALE is the tool that uses linters.
what would be the easiest way to define an errorformat and read that file for errors? is there an existing linter i can look to that would have an example of reading from a file?
test.tl:5:16: in local declaration: x: got string "hello", expected nil
test.tl:7:6: argument 1: got <unknown type>, expected string
Does anyone have experience using Docker Desktop + Rust with Ale? I was reading the ale-lint-other-machines help documentation to create a similar setup on a windows machine, but could not get it to work using the rust:latest image. The executable check fails. I'd be happy to provide my setup if anyone has a similar setup working (not necessarily rust)
Hello! I started using ALE with rust and python, and I like the experience so far! I have a problem with rust, though that I don't understand: when I create a library project, e.g. using cargo new --lib something, I will get an annoying warning for the code saying that the main is missing: 'main' function not found in crate 'something': consider adding a 'main' function at the crate level.
How can I investigate/fix this?
Hey, been using ALE for a week now and it works great. Now i try to use it to fix stuff too but :ALEFix won't do anything. :ALEInfo is at https://pastebin.com/hH8tEak3 . Am I doing something stupid?
I don't read the Gitter so much. People might find this interesting: https://github.com/dense-analysis/ale/discussions You can post threads in there now, and get answers for Q&A style posts like Stack Overflow.
hi there! Is it somehow possible to either make ALEHover to print the text in popup/floating-window (and not just "echo" it), or, maybe, just get it's text to the variable (and prevent it from being echoed)?
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and, yes, I've tried to set g:ale_hover_to_floating_preview, g:ale_hover_to_preview and g:ale_floating_preview to 1, but hover text is still being echoed :-/
// oh, I forgot to mebtion, that I'm talking about NeoVim-0.5 (and running with TUI)
