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Lints are not shown anymore, not sure what is wrong #4
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Thanks for reporting this. I believe it should now be fixed. Please update to the latest version and let me know if it works for you. |
I've upgraded everything through Package Control (showing version 1.2.2 of rustc linter) and it remains the same, lints are not shown: fn main() {
let a = "b";
}
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Rustc version is |
A-ha! One more update: It now works for saved files correctly, but not for untitled unsaved files. Not sure if bug or not. :) |
Ah, that is a separate issue and currently the expected behavior, but I think it should be fixable, at least when not using the Cargo support. I'll create an issue for that. |
Hello,
until a while back, this plugin normally worked and showed linted errors and warnings. But probably a week ago Sublime stopped showing those errors and I'm not sure why. I thought I tinkered with something so I deleted everything today and re-installed it but it appears the same.
So I turned the Tools -> SublimeLinter -> Debug Mode on again and looked in the console. I have rust installed from source and this code:
produces this output in the console (I deleted many lines that are not relevant to SublimeLinter, but I can post it all if it should help):
So Rust works but nothing is shown.
If I do this in new Ruby file
The output is this and lints are shown:
Do you have an idea why this is (not) happening?
Or do I have to go somewhere else?
Thank you,
Ollie
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