Closed firedev closed 9 years ago
Can you run it from the command line?
@firedev Have you gone through the troubleshooting guide in the docs?
Thanks, altering path
as it described in Debugging PATH Problems helped:
{
"paths": {
"linux": [],
"osx": [
"~/.rbenv/shims"
],
"windows": []
}
}
As I understand linter processes ~/.zprofile
for zsh on OS X instead of ~/.zshrc
.
I propose to make link to troubleshooting more visible and include it in the text that is displayed after installation as well.
@firedev Sigh...how I wish the docs would be read more carefully. The README does exactly what you are talking about already.
@firedev And by the way, "sublimelinter_executable_map" is a SublimeLinter 1.7 setting that is non-functional in SublimeLinter 3. Please, please, please go read the docs.
Sorry, you know how it goes - doesn't work, ok will figure out later...
@firedev The complete console output from startup to opening a ruby file should make it clear why it isn't working. Please post that here.
I'm going to close due to age, if it's still a problem feel free to open.
No matter I do, I can't get it to work. Rubocop is in the path, I have added it to
sublimelinter_executable_map
as well:...nothing. And strangely it is not working in Atom now too. Any suggestions?