Maho Pacheco

I see, probably a simply note in the documents would be fair until it gets more sophisticated.

* Same machine, npx on Powershell works, so likely something with permissions on WSL. * Same machine, npm installation on WSL completed. Running webhint on npm on WSL gets same...

Default configuration returns: {"extends":["web-recommended"]} But, the analyzer throws an exception trying to parse it: AnalyzerError: Invalid configuration. ResourceError: Resource web-recommended not found

$ npx hint -v v5.3.3

In case the trace is useful: ``` Trace at Console.originalConsole.(anonymous function) [as trace] (/mnt/c/Users/mapach/source/repos/Snowball/node_modules/diagnostic-channel-publishers/dist/src/console.pub.js:42:39) at Object.create [as createAnalyzer] (/mnt/c/Users/mapach/source/repos/Snowball/node_modules/hint/dist/src/lib/analyzer.js:63:14) at getAnalyzer (/mnt/c/Users/mapach/source/repos/Snowball/node_modules/hint/dist/src/lib/cli/analyze.js:217:23) at exports.default (/mnt/c/Users/mapach/source/repos/Snowball/node_modules/hint/dist/src/lib/cli/analyze.js:268:25) at at process._tickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:118:7) at...

``` $ npx hint https://snowballv2.azurewebsites.net/ --debug hint:mnt:c:Users:mapach:source:repos:Snowball:node_modules:@hint:utils:dist:src:app-insights Application Insight disabled +0ms hint:mnt:c:Users:mapach:source:repos:Snowball:node_modules:@hint:utils:dist:src:network:as-uri Adding valid target: https://snowballv2.azurewebsites.net/ +0ms hint:config Loading package.json config file: /mnt/c/Users/mapach/source/repos/Snowball/package.json +0ms ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ │ │ Couldn't find...

I think I may have a hint of what is the problem. iltorb could not be installed (no prebuilt binaries for this specific ubuntu WSL version), hence loadResource is failing....

Correct, after install g++ and gcc, works .. well, it fails to try to find puppeter. ``` $ npx hint https://snowballv2.azurewebsites.net/ --debug $ sudo apt-get install g++ gcc ``` ```...

I was checking today the porter tool (https://github.com/getporter/) and seems they are having a similar need (https://github.com/getporter/porter/issues/1939). I guess @jeff-mccoy are maybe already aware that Porter is also a go...

I agree with @dcuccia I think this would be perfect for the documentation of https://github.com/mahomedalid/dotnet-llm-eval-samples as most of ML people are familiar with jupyter notebooks.