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KamasamaK / vscode-cflint

An extension to integrate CFLint into Visual Studio Code.
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No Lint Results #12

Closed msp1kpj closed 5 years ago

msp1kpj commented 5 years ago

Hello,

I have just update to v0.3.2 and it does not appear to be executing the CFlint jar. I have check the config paths and that I am using the Cflint v1.4.1. When watching the task manager I am not seeing the JAR being executed on a file open or a file save. I am not sure what more information I can give to help troubleshoot. I have 7 other co-workers that have report the same issues.

Let me know what information it any that I can give that might help resolve this issue.

VS Code v1.30.2(user setup) OS: Windows 10

KamasamaK commented 5 years ago

This is a side effect of the CFML extension crashing during its initial scan. The scan must open a lot of files, but this will kill your system if CFLint is run on all of them which will happen if you have cflint.runModes.onOpen set to true which is the default. To bypass this issue, the CFML extension disables CFLint during its scan. If the scan crashes, the setting is never reverted.

So the fix is just to check that your cflint.enabled is not set to false.

bardware commented 5 years ago

So the fix is just to check that your cflint.enabled is not set to false

Where to check? I modified my settings.json to

   "cflint.runModes": {
        "onOpen": false,
        "onSave": true,
        "onChange": false
    },
    "cflint.enabled":true,

Closed all .cfm and .cfc files. Closed code. Started code again. Opened a file. Saved it - still no CFLint output :(

KamasamaK commented 5 years ago

@bardware It's best to check at the lowest level first, which is workspace (folder) settings.

bardware commented 5 years ago

first, which is workspace (folder) settings

Didn't look there. It said "cflint.enabled": false. No idea how this setting got there.