Does it work in Vscode's WSL environment?

[darkvertex]

I've been using VSCode with the wonderful official WSL integration extension (that runs the core within WSL, the Windows Subsystem for Linux, while keeping the UI local.)

I'm getting a lot of incorrect warnings about --no-color flag not being supported so I checked #44 but the warnings are false. I do in fact have a recent version which has the flag:

> hadolint --version
Haskell Dockerfile Linter 2.3.0-no-git

When I check the Output console for the hadolint plugin, I see stuff like this:

[hadolint] hadolint: /home/alan/repos/myrepo copy/Dockerfile: openBinaryFile: does not exist (No such file or directory)

Is copy/Dockerfile supposed to be a path that the extension generates to temporarily lint?

What could the problem be? I'm on the latest extension version and latest stable VSCode release, if it helps.

[michaellzc]

@darkvertex

Would you provide all output from hadolint (in the output console) while having an opened Dockerfile in VS Code?

It should be something like this

[hadolint(3064) file:///Users/michael/Code/exiasr/hadolint-test] Started and initialize received
[hadolint(3064) file:///Users/michael/Code/exiasr/hadolint-test] Document is opened: file:///Users/michael/Code/exiasr/hadolint-test/dir2/Dockerfile
[hadolint(3064) file:///Users/michael/Code/exiasr/hadolint-test] Current settings: {"hadolintPath":"/usr/local/bin/hadolint","cliOptions":["--no-color"],"maxNumberOfProblems":100,"outputLevel":"warning"}
[hadolint] Running /usr/local/bin/hadolint /Users/michael/Code/exiasr/hadolint-test/dir2/Dockerfile --no-color in /Users/michael/Code/exiasr/hadolint-test

Additionally, would you run the following command in a WSL terminal and paste the output here.

$ which hadolit

$ hadolint --version

[darkvertex]

Sorry for not getting back to you but for one reason or another, I'm unable to reproduce the issue anymore in VSCode in WSL, so... yay?

[felipemlemos]

To whoever have a similar problem. Even if you have it in your PATH, you have to add hadolint to the 'Hadolint Path` option in vscode,