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Interference between linter-* and not-ready linters #109

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jcjaskula opened this issue Jun 23, 2014 · 3 comments
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Interference between linter-* and not-ready linters #109

jcjaskula opened this issue Jun 23, 2014 · 3 comments

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@jcjaskula
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I was never able to use linter-jshint till I found linter-pep257 interferes with it. linter-pep257 is just so far a template and I installed it to be aware of the future updates. I had to disable it to make linter-jshint displaying something.

I opened AtomLinter/linter-jshint#22 but I realized that other linter-pkg (for example linter-pylint) were silent when linter-{pep257,rst} were enable.

Disabling these empty linter-* is a workaround to me.

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iam4x commented Jun 29, 2014

@jcjaskula These linters are not ready yet, we only registered the name for atom.io/packages

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@jcjaskula
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It is not mentioned anywhere that they interfere with other linters. I installed them to benefit from the automatic update. I was about to drop the idea of using linter-jshint and linter-pylint because of this interference and I can imagine other people did.

I think the issue deserves at least a note in the readme of main package linter and/or any of these not-ready-yet linters.

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iam4x commented Jun 29, 2014

@jcjaskula I'll add it on README.md I didn't tried to install them before.

@iam4x iam4x self-assigned this Jun 30, 2014
@iam4x iam4x reopened this Jun 30, 2014
@dmnd dmnd added the bug label Aug 9, 2014
@hd-deman hd-deman assigned AsaAyers and unassigned iam4x Jun 23, 2015
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