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Removal of autoapply in run_coala causes difficulty when using coala in a serverside checking application #3212
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The latest version of coala in gitmate will not raise issues for things thatget a patch action applied(eg line length, spacing). To temporarily fix this, the default_action statments have been removed which will require devs to fix these issues manually (which they should be doing anyways). Closes coala#3213 Related to coala#3212
marking critical importance because this affects gitmate and thus also us! |
The latest version of coala in gitmate will not raise issues for things thatget a patch action applied(eg line length, spacing). To temporarily fix this, the default_action statments have been removed which will require devs to fix these issues manually (which they should be doing anyways). Closes #3213 Related to #3212
decided to add |
I advise we patch coala-incremental for now as it's critical and testing this will be a mess. It's appearently a tiny workaround there that will be easy to implement. https://gitter.im/coala/coala?at=584c59ccaeb49008046ff5d0 |
#3216 closes this. Due to a failure on my part, I failed to catch the multiple commit issues before merging. sigh |
This allows serverside implementations of coala to ignore the default_actions in coafiles allowing all issues to be output Closes coala#3212 (cherry picked from commit 06a772f)
The removal of auto-apply parameter from run_coala means that coala still auto applies applies it's actions when run from run_coala. We need to have a way for the user to disable auto-patch application so coala can be used to show code errors, not fix them. (This almost broke gitmate)
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