TSLint: distinguish warnings from errors#663
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Could you add a Vader test to cover this? Look at the existing tests for examples.
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Added the test :) |
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Cheers! 🍻 |
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By the way, wanted to tell you, this plugin is awesome, I'm positive in a year or so syntastic will be history :D |
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Syntastic was a great inspiration for this plugin, and LCD's comments on what to do for improving on what was there really helped a lot. With the help of others, eventually ALE should get support for all of the same linters and more. |
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Currently TSLint linter displays everything as errors. After looking at the source code, I've modified the regex to detect tslint message type so that ALE can show warnings correctly.