Closed chapmajs closed 1 year ago
How do I run the linelint tests locally? Looks like it's failing on my visual sample. I didn't see instructions for that particular test in the docs.
How do I run the linelint tests locally? Looks like it's failing on my visual sample. I didn't see instructions for that particular test in the docs.
We are using Linelint in the CI. Sorry, we should have added it to the developer documentation. In the meanwhile, you can try:
go get
or via DockerSet up an .editorconfig
and IDE integration
root = true
[*]
indent_style = space
indent_size = 2
end_of_line = lf
charset = utf-8
trim_trailing_whitespace = true
insert_final_newline = true
I will create some follow-up PRs to add the doc and the convenient .editorconfig
file soon.
There we go! Rebased on master, fixed the visual sample to comply with Linelint requirements.
Just checking in, anything this PR needs?
Checking in again, still running on my own fork to bring in this lexer.
Checking in again, still running on my own fork to bring in this lexer.
Sorry for the delay @chapmajs. I have nothing to add. Happy to merge it as is 👍🏼 🚀
Sorry to resurrect an old thread, just dying to know about this at the moment and it seems like these are the people that may know. I'd like to embed cisco_ios highlights in a Jekyll GitHub pages site. Is this possible given gh pages disallows most plugins? When highlighting cisco_ios on my site it all shows as plain text one color. Doesn't rouge do the html highlighting, curious why I'm having this issue.
Here is a link. https://bowwowden.github.io/jekyll/update/2023/08/29/basic-template.html
This PR adds a port of pygments-routerlexers. The regexes largely come from
pygments-routerlexers
with a few changes to make them more consistent. Included sample files are from a writeup on my site and are given freely under this project's license, if that's acceptable.