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I just opened a PR for a Python linter, graylint. Its unique feature for Python is that it only flags issues on lines of a file if they are not yet under git source control. I work mostly on a very long-living project which has many lint items that would be flagged. I'm not interest in fixing the thousands of issues to potentially fix. I just want to see errors flagged in the code I am writing / editing today. Graylint is therefore great but on some files take 20+ seconds to process files - not an ideal user experience. Alternatively there is Ruff which on the same files runs < 0.1 seconds but does not support flagging modified / new lines only.
Then moving to other languages, the same feature would be of great use; only flagging lines of code that are being writing today. Not all of a 2000 line Lua / Go / etc module.
Would you be open to nvim-lint having a feature to filter linting issues to only show those on lines of files not yet staged in Git?
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I just opened a PR for a Python linter, graylint. Its unique feature for Python is that it only flags issues on lines of a file if they are not yet under git source control. I work mostly on a very long-living project which has many lint items that would be flagged. I'm not interest in fixing the thousands of issues to potentially fix. I just want to see errors flagged in the code I am writing / editing today. Graylint is therefore great but on some files take 20+ seconds to process files - not an ideal user experience. Alternatively there is Ruff which on the same files runs < 0.1 seconds but does not support flagging modified / new lines only.
Then moving to other languages, the same feature would be of great use; only flagging lines of code that are being writing today. Not all of a 2000 line Lua / Go / etc module.
Would you be open to nvim-lint having a feature to filter linting issues to only show those on lines of files not yet staged in Git?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: