Closed timvoet closed 3 years ago
The classification is done by the wakatime client. In order for these languages to be recognized the client must support it.
Waka time recognizes the others properly as ERB files. I just checked
It doesn't seem like it's supported from this list https://github.com/wakatime/wakatime/blob/a05026c791794bdd2530d0883f63d100d4f06b47/wakatime/languages/default.json.
From the plugin logs ClassNotFound: no lexer for filename 'test.erb' found\n"
Probably the wakatime server extracts the language from the .erb
extension, but the client doesn't seem to send the language name.
I believe this could be solved by either fixing it on the client or doing some guessing on the server by the extension.
I don't know what to say, they do classify it. https://snipboard.io/wPG8xQ.jpg
this was yesterday's session.
Is there something we can do to help classify the "other" bucket of file types.
I currently have the templating files (ERB, SLIM, etc ) of my ruby projects classified as "other"