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In order to have good Perl 6 support in atom, you'll need to enable this project and atom-perl6-editor-tools. Specially the Syntax Check Linter is something many people appreciate nowadays.
I don't know how realistic is for both projects to collaborate (ping @azawawi), but even a meta package providing both plugins would be a huge step forward (if there aren't conflicting features). I suspect people are confused about which plugin to pick.
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@nxadm I am going to slowly deprecate atom-perl6-editor-tools and move into the more standards-compliant ide-perl6. This already depends on language-perl6 and uses the language client-agnostic App::Perl6LangServer. The plan is to support more than just Atom with the same Perl 6 language server and reduce work duplication and enhance end-user experience.
Short Action Plan:
We should send a PR to actually remove perl6 from language-perl. We need to disable it to do override its default behavior.
Create a VSCode extension and maintain it along with the Atom plugin.
Test with the other editor language clients (e.g. neovim, vim, emacs, sublime ..etc).
In order to have good Perl 6 support in atom, you'll need to enable this project and atom-perl6-editor-tools. Specially the Syntax Check Linter is something many people appreciate nowadays.
I don't know how realistic is for both projects to collaborate (ping @azawawi), but even a meta package providing both plugins would be a huge step forward (if there aren't conflicting features). I suspect people are confused about which plugin to pick.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: