Closed thangngoc89 closed 6 years ago
It's not a limitation of merlin. All merlin features work very well for me under the current setup for nice.re
@wokalski oh. So what is the problem here then? I'm using VS Code with latest reason-cli@3.0.4
@thangngoc89 I don't use vscode. That said relaunch it/be careful what directory you launch it from. Folks on #editorsupport will help you out. (but I'm 100% positive there's no such issue with merlin)
@wokalski I'm heading to it :( . What editor you're using anyway, I'm so tired of VS Code bugs
I use neovim. VSCode is supposed to have the best integration + the community is working on it actively. I think it's a sane choice if you don't mind it being relatively slow.
@wokalski VS Code has been my main editor for more than a year. I think the integration for VS Code is not perfect yet. Thank you, I'll stick with it for now
folks, what should I do here? happy to do it either way. just expected that nice.re would be a unique package name, so importing I thought would be easier.
I think it's good the way it is.
cool cool. closing this, we'll revisit after it gets real usage
@threepointone oh. I forgot. Someone asked on Discord about an error with this package. It's caused because package.json's name and bsbconfig's is mismatch. You can still have Nice namespace those. Just name the package name correctly
I want to propose this because currently, I can't get type information when working on
nice.re
file (this is a known limitation of bucklescript/merlin). I asked chenglou on Discord and he suggested that I should enable namespace (I have no ideas what does it mean).And by the way, all new bucklescript projects have namespace enabled by default.