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Elmjutsu doesn't check for errors in tests #156
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Hi, do you have elm-test installed? Elmjutsu uses elm-test to check for compiler errors in test files. |
Yes, I have Edit: I also tested upgrading it to rev4. Still don't get any error message in the editor. |
Try setting "Elm Test Path" in elmjutsu setting. By default it requires |
Describe your environment thoroughly please, especially elmjutsu version, linter version, other possibly related packages. Also try:
Personally I'm using Linter with linter-ui-default, and elm-test globally installed. |
Normally I use Running
Completely exiting Atom and starting fresh doesn't seem to help. I've run |
Hmm, no easy fix from me. Cannot tell if it is elmjutsu problem or specific to your environment. My usual debug process around elmjutsu and other Atom packages:
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@MartinSStewart, can you post the elmjutsu section in your |
Sorry about the delay. Here's the config.cson (I've changed the extension so that github would let me upload it directly) As for
@ymtszw Thanks, I'll have a look at the debug output later if I have time. Edit: I looked at the debug output and noticed that this error is shown repeatedly |
Hi @MartinSStewart, |
I don't have an |
In my Windows 10 env,
And everything working well. Installed related packages are:
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Compiler errors in test files aren't not shown. The expected behavior is for Elmjutsu to underline the error in red and list it in a separate tab like it does with Elm files outside of tests.
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