linter-ui-default not working since upgrading Atom

[jwicksnin]

I upgraded Atom today to 1.32.1 and no longer see any of the linting. I've tried apm uninstall linter-ui-default, apm install linter-ui-default multiple times, tried restarting Atom multiple times, and attempted to set config like

"linter-ui-default":
    showPanel: true 

or (this appears to be the default)

"linter-ui-default": {}

without success.

Previously, I had Hide panel when empty, show decorations, show status bar, show tooltip enabled and they all worked. Now, none of them work, not even the gutter underlining. Any ideas?

[trusktr]

Not sure if related, but I see the following at the bottom in the status bar (from linter-ui-default), which looks awesome with the colored style, but when I click it nothing opens. Should something open?

[trusktr]

I also have atom-ide-ui enabled. Not sure if both can be enabled at the same time?

[trusktr]

Basically, here's with atom-ide-ui enabled, and linter-ui-default/intentions disabled (shows nothing helpful):

And here's with atom-ide-ui disabled, and linter-ui-default/intentions enabled (shows helpful info, but clicking on the red/blue errors/diagnostics at the bottom does nothing, and the intentions are not visible by default as expected which you described):

The squiggly lines under the file names are super useful, I've never had that when using atom-ide-ui (at least, it never worked for me if that feature exists).

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The only thing working for me with atom-ide-ui is ESLint errors. It is nice to be able to hover on them in the gutter and see the errors, not just hovering on the code. With linter-ui-default I don't seem to be able to hover on the gutter marks.

[trusktr]

Here's what I did to get the best experience: I installed both linter-ui-default and linter-ui-plus, then I disabled the features of each package that I didn't want, keeping only the ones from each package that I liked.

For example, I wanted to keep the file/folder squiggly underlines in the file explorer and the tooltips from linter-ui-default, but the gutter icons and panel from linter-ui-plus are much better.

So I in linter-ui-default settings, I disabled the panel feature.

Then in my Atom stylesheet I hid the features that I didn't like:

// I like the gutter icons from linter-ui-plus, so hide the ones from
// linter-ui-default:
[gutter-name='linter-ui-default'] {
	display: none;
}

// I like the squiggly underlines from linter-ui-default better, so disable the
// squiggly underlines from linter-ui-plus:
.highlights {
	.highlight[class*='linter-highlight-'] {
		display: none;
	}
}

And now Atom looks like follows with all features showing (except type definition tooltips), and the experience is awesome:

And here's the type definition tooltips (shown separately because otherwise they will overlay on top of the error tooltips):

In both shots, the tooltip is right under the mouse, but the shots don't show the mouse.

[AlexWayfer]

Since upgrading I have linter pane as tab, and nothing at bottom:

Is this repo maintained?

[AlexWayfer]

linter-ui-plus is archived. :pensive:

[Arcanemagus]

@jwicksnin and @AlexWayfer:

• Are you seeing any errors in the Developer Tools Console?
• Are you sure that you have a provider enabled for the document you are on?
  • You can check this by running Linter: Debug from the Command Palette
• Is that provider returning any errors?

[AlexWayfer]

Are you seeing any errors in the Developer Tools Console?

No.

Are you sure that you have a provider enabled for the document you are on?

Yes.

Is that provider returning any errors?

Yes.

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I see correct errors at Linter tab, but somewhy it opens as tab in the same pane instead of bottom.

[Arcanemagus]

I see correct errors at Linter tab, but somewhy it opens as tab in the same pane instead of bottom.

The linter-ui-default Pane is implemented as a Dock item, meaning you can drag it anywhere you want. You can simply drag it back into the bottom (or side) Dock if that's where you want it.

[AlexWayfer]

The linter-ui-default Pane is implemented as a Dock item, meaning you can drag it anywhere you want. You can simply drag it back into the bottom (or side) Dock if that's where you want it.

Oh… I found it. Bottom pane and Dock are different things. And I can drag a tab into Dock. Thanks!

It works for me now.