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Add support for ruff linter for python #4301
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I do effectively all my linting through ALE, so this would be valuable to me. I'd contribute a patch myself but, at the moment, I've had to put a hold on all new things to focus on clearing out backlogged mess. Someday maybe, given how helpful it'd be to have that speedup. |
This was already merged. Should this issue be closed? |
@w0rp: It would be awesome if you could tag a release for this. We have this plugin available on Arch Linux (and I have just added ruff to the list of official packages as well), but currently the integration is unfortunately not there. |
Ruff is already supported by ALE. Closing. |
@hsanson Yes, but for this to arrive in downstream packages, it needs a release. Could you create one? That would be very much appreciated! :) |
@yining could it be that there is a bug in #4347 ? My ALE config:
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Hi @jgb
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this commit fixes the issue reported at: dense-analysis#4301 (comment) it also had some code refactored and tests added for ruff as fixer (missed in PR dense-analysis#4347).
this commit fixes the issue reported at: #4301 (comment) it also had some code refactored and tests added for ruff as fixer (missed in PR #4347).
this commit fixes the issue reported at: dense-analysis#4301 (comment) it also had some code refactored and tests added for ruff as fixer (missed in PR dense-analysis#4347).
Name: ruff
URL: https://github.com/charliermarsh/ruff
Ruff is a new Python linter written in Rust that promises to be 10-100x faster than other linters (They provide benchmarks that seem to prove them correct). It seems like an interesting project and might be worth adding support for in Ale.
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