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kwerle / ide-ruby

Atom package used to integrate https://github.com/kwerle/ruby_language_server with Atom. Development happens on the develop branch. Production is master.
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Ruby (Ruby-lang-server) stderr E #34

Closed StefanPofahl closed 3 years ago

StefanPofahl commented 3 years ago

Hi Kurt,

today the docker-SW had been updated on my machine and that was the starting point to have a look, if something has changed regarding the error messages after a reload of the atom-window. You mentioned the "rubocop"-messages, but I am not sure, if the "Ruby-lang-server"-error is independent from the package "ide-ruby" and if it might make sense to file a error-report elsewhere. This is what I see if I reload the window: Ruby-lang-server And here is the related log-file: Ruby-lang-server_stderr_E.log

You mentioned that you package does not interact with ruby, infect that it is not necessary at all to install ruby to be able to use your package. But I wonder if you have by chance an idea, why there is a reference to a local ruby file that does not necessarily exist: "/usr/local/bundle/gems/activerecord-5.2.4.1/lib/active_record/migration.rb"

To track down the trouble maker I de-installed all third party packages and disabled the core package "language-ruby", after installation of the core-package "autocomplete-python" all error messages disappeared: after-removal_of_all_third_party_atom_packages

Now I installed "ruby-ide" and I was informed that it relies on core package "language-ruby" and I noticed that it makes a difference, if I install "language-ruby" prior to the package "ruby-ide", if the package is already there I see your nice welcome window that I missed on my previous attempts to install your package properly: Welcome_window_of_ruby_ide_visible And this is what I see if "language-ruby" and "ruby-ide" is not yet installed: after_installation_of_core_package_language-ruby

No error message yet, the error or "rubocop"-messages as reported previously show up, after installation of "ruby-ide" I hope that helps :-)

Regards,

Stefan

P.S.: I saw that your package uses the rubocop-package for lining, but there are three listed, which of them should I install: which_rubocop_package

kwerle commented 3 years ago

I'm not sure what this issue is actually about, so I'll just address 2 things:

  1. The IDE does not depend on any ruby things installed on your system. Spend an hour looking into docker and how it works/what it is.
  2. "I saw that your package uses the rubocop-package for linting" - no, it does not. It uses rubocop (the gem/application) - which is installed in the docker container. As you can see from the rubocop messages, it is running - even though you don't have it installed. Installing one of those packages will give you 2 instances of rubocop.
StefanPofahl commented 3 years ago

Hi Kurt, I understood that your package does not need ruby to be operational. And I understood that "rubocop" is nested inside "docker", thanks for this clarification! And everything is, as it should be on my machine. Thanks, Stefan

P.S.: Little comment, maybe you could add to the prerequisites the core package "language-ruby". And you might add the information, that "rubocop" is nested inside "docker" and therefore it is not necessary to install one of three "rubocop"-packages.