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Encountered same issue, thank you for the solution @nioc
Try this in your docker file. It seems new puppeteer instructs chrome to keep its files somewhere where chrome can't access them. Telling chromium to use /tmp did the trick...
thank you for the reply @wraithgar The pacakge I'm looking for is not present in `node_modules`. Is there a way to analyse the deprendency tree including optional deps?
@milaninfy you're right a made a typo however you're getting the dependency tree cuz you're on linux, my issue is that I ran it on windows
thank you for the answer, that explains it
experiencing the same issue
Because it works from CLI  As per (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fsprojects/FSharpLint/refs/heads/master/src/FSharpLint.Core/fsharplint.json)[https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fsprojects/FSharpLint/refs/heads/master/src/FSharpLint.Core/fsharplint.json] ``` "publicValuesNames": { "enabled": true, "config": { "underscores": "AllowPrefix" } }, ``` `hello_world` should not contain underscores
That explains it, thank you for answering!
Thank you foe the answer. For now I ended up doing this: ```F# let examples = """ EXAMPLE 1 lorem ipsum dolor sit amet """ type CustomErrorHandler() = interface IExiter...
still an issue in Ionide `7.25.2`