Run PyRight with a Docker environment

[jlucasp25]

Is it possible to run PyRight using this plugin for a interpreter running inside a Docker container?

[InSyncWithFoo]

I don't know Docker, so I'll tell you what I do know.

Here's how this plugin works: It takes a path from you, then use Java's Path to find the file located at that path. If it exists (checked using Kotlin's Path.exists()), the plugin runs it, giving it the current file's path, and reroutes the output back to the IDE in the form of visual annotations.

In other words, it relies on a few assumptions:

• That the path you give it leads to a working executable.
• That the current file has a path.
• That the executable can resolve that path to the same file and read the same content as you do.

Since I'm using built-in APIs to handle most of these, I have no direct information about the file system or even what shell.

I just overcame a nightmare to add support for WSL (which I use myself) to the sister plugin. Supporting Docker would be even harder, considering that I have exactly zero experience with it.

Ideally, this plugin should "just work", but that would require more than what I could offer right now.

[jlucasp25]

Thank you for the quick response. I'll look into it.