Sublime Text 4 (latest version) is always showing me the Lint/EmptyFile cop at line 1. Removing the --stdin flag solves the issue.
I guess, without Docker/Podman the full stdin is passed to rubocop and it works.
Is there a way with Docker / Podman to get the full stdin passed to the container's command?
Or could we consider adding an option to the settings so that this linter configures differently the flags passed to rubocop?
I am running Rubocop in a podman container using the following Bash script:
SublimeLinter-rubocop is sending the following arguments:
Sublime Text 4 (latest version) is always showing me the
Lint/EmptyFile
cop at line 1. Removing the--stdin
flag solves the issue.I guess, without Docker/Podman the full
stdin
is passed torubocop
and it works.Is there a way with Docker / Podman to get the full
stdin
passed to the container's command? Or could we consider adding an option to the settings so that this linter configures differently the flags passed to rubocop?