herr kaste
herr kaste
Basically you have to implement `split_match` ``` def split_match(self, match): match, line, col, error, warning, message, near = super().split_match(match) if not match: return None # now parse and interpret 'message'...
Sorry I don't know what you did here
That's a bit odd. You should just use the version from master.
Yes, that's correct and basically #20. The internal python3.3 json module does not report anything of value in this cases, it reports "No JSON object could be decoded" without telling...
This *should* also work.
I don't know if we should bake this in, depends on how long these flags are around. ... but you can probably do this manually already by using the `args`https://www.sublimelinter.com/en/latest/linter_settings.html#args...
Shouldn't ``` "executable": ["docker-compose", "run", "--rm", "web", "bundle", "exec", "rubocop"] ``` then also work, 🤔?
I'm not a fan of pylint. It's super slow and not even correct.
Hm, ’foo/__init__.py’ is missing in your first post. (Backticks don't work on mobile.)
I assume `package` to be the namespace package then `package` goes without the `__init__.py`. But `foo` has an `__init__.py`.