Hey, first of all, thanks for working on this plugin! I have tried other lint plugins, but I like this one because its simple works great for remote sessions with containers as well.
I am trying to use this plugin for setting up a development environment for ROS. I am trying to use a custom cpplint executable which supports checking lint best practices for things specific to ROS code as well. This is the executable that is used by other tools we use for ROS development as well. https://github.com/ros/roslint/blob/0.11.2/src/roslint/cpplint.py#L62
Unfortunately, this executable does not support specifying the --headers flag, so when running lint through this plugin the command fails.
I don't think this breaks any backwards compatibility and the default argument still works as expected. Let me know if the change makes sense, or if there is another simpler way to skip using the --headers flag.
Hey, first of all, thanks for working on this plugin! I have tried other lint plugins, but I like this one because its simple works great for remote sessions with containers as well.
I am trying to use this plugin for setting up a development environment for ROS. I am trying to use a custom
cpplint
executable which supports checking lint best practices for things specific to ROS code as well. This is the executable that is used by other tools we use for ROS development as well. https://github.com/ros/roslint/blob/0.11.2/src/roslint/cpplint.py#L62Unfortunately, this executable does not support specifying the
--headers
flag, so when running lint through this plugin the command fails.I don't think this breaks any backwards compatibility and the default argument still works as expected. Let me know if the change makes sense, or if there is another simpler way to skip using the
--headers
flag.Thanks!