Severity per error?

[sasq64]

I would like to have different severities for different errors in the same report.

[tamayika]

Please tell me the lint tool and how to run it and its output example. I will add a feature to support it.

[sasq64]

I am writing my own linter for a language called miniscript, which we use from Unity.

Since I control the output I can adapt it to whatever any-lint wants.

I guess the best way is if format could contain ${severity}, which must match one of the severity strings as used by the configuration.

[tamayika]

I published 0.2.1 which supports severity placeholder and selector. If you have any trouble in new configuration, please re-open this issue.

[sasq64]

I don't understand how the severityMap works. Just adding a severity like 'warning' or 'error' to the lint output and adding ${severity} doesn't seem to be enough?

[sasq64]

Tried this too;

"severityMap": { "error": "error", "warning": "warning"},
"format": "${file}:${startLine}:${startColumn}:${endColumn}:${severity} ${message}"

[tamayika]

Yes, it is enough in your case without severityMap. However, some linter severity is not error or warning but 2 or 1 like eslint. In this case, severityMap is required to map severity to vscode-any-lint's severity.

[sasq64]

But I cant get it to work with or without severityMap...

It doesnt use the severity and also doesn't parse the message.

Example output of the linter:

scripts/util.ms:26:5:6:warning Unknown function 'x'

[tamayika]

Please show the linter output example.

[sasq64]

I did :)

From VSCode it looks like only the last word is put into message.

So I suspect in the example above, I get;

severity = "warning unknown function" message = "'x'"

[sasq64]

Yes that was it. I changed the format to: "format": "${file}:${startLine}:${startColumn}:${endColumn}:${severity}:${message}" and the output accordingly, and it works (at least until there is a colon in the error message)

[tamayika]

Yes, string placeholder is just replaced to .* in regexp token. So, some special characters or format are necessary to match correctly.