Closed kamen-hursev closed 8 years ago
I haven't been using Sublime Text for the past few years but I would think that there would be a way to do so.
Preferably there is a variable that points to the project root in Sublime Text. If that exists the plugin could set something like #{project_root}/.rubocop.yml
.
Feel free to track it down and create an MR. I'd be happy to merge it. :)
There is a setting token ${project}
, but I don't see a way to set environment variable from a linter. I don't know, it might be easier for haml-lint
to accept an argument like --rubocop-config
.
When using this plug-in the configuration file
.rubocop.yml
is not properly loaded. By default haml-lint looks for the.rubocop.yml
in the current and parent directories, but this won't work when the linter creates the temporary file in/tmp/SublimeLinter3-...
.Currently haml-lint relies on HAML_LINT_RUBOCOP_CONF ENV variable. Is there a way that a value for this variable can be passed to the the plugin without starting sublime like this:
HAML_LINT_RUBOCOP_CONF=/some_path/.rubocop.yml subl
?