Peter Melnichenko
Peter Melnichenko
@za-creature the point about git is: because some tools, like git and luarocks, force you to `cd` into your project first, you are most likely to only ever run luacheck...
0.11.0 released.
max_string_line_length applies to lines with their line ending within a string, so this works according to documentation but it is indeed probably not the most useful behavior. I'm not sure...
Ignoring characters of some type (string or comment) when counting line length is an interesting idea. It works when completely ignoring strings or comments, particularly for some specific block of...
No, currently luacheck does not even check that functions from required external libraries actually exist there.
This will be added in the next version (0.24.0), interface draft: ```lua -- `options` may include `config`/`default_config` fields specifying how -- the config should be loaded, and all the fields...
@Alloyed @johnd0e you may be interested in this
This can be added, yes. In case `require` argument is a literal it could use it as the warning "name" for filtering, so that something like `ignore = {"xxx"}; only...
It's easy enough to treat globals in scope of some local `_ENV` as its fields, silencing the warnings. It's a bit trickier with top level "global" `_ENV` (technically an upvalue...
Keeping this open until it's implemented.