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is coc-eslint still maintained? #146
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I'm using coc/coc-eslint with TS 5.3 without any problems, any error messages? |
message says it has to be ts5.4.0 but a default install is now 5.4.2. the key problem though, is vim with coc-eslint, coc-prettier, coc-volar(for vue) and coc-tsserver installed I no longer can get vim to show warnings and errors while typing or at saving time. I have to switch bake to ALE. I want to use vim/coc-eslint/coc-prettier to do typescript work but it's not working for me anymore. |
Also, to get that work, I had to pnpm various packages, do cocconfig, change .vimrc, it just kept breaking over the years. on the other hand, coc-clangd, coc-pyright etc are solid for a vim IDE development experience. |
even for vue project, while all eslint/prettier works well inside script portion for vue filetypes, when editing standalone ts files, eslint and prettier does nothing. |
Any screenshot? I want to know who output this message, eslint or prettier or tsserver.
extensions:
Tests:
Formatting works too.
I don't know what you mean standalone files, are they in TS project? |
I could never get coc-eslint to work with coc.nvim with typescript, i.e. to give linter warns and errors inside vim while I'm writing the code, I noticed this project has not been updated for two years, and warns against newest typescript, is this still a good option to use with vim and typescript today?
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