Make ale linter configurable #52
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Out of interest, what are your values for your two options to make this work for your multiple beancount files, and what's your 'bean-check wrapper'? I've got the same problem, but am wondering whether you could automatically use |
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@kodonnell nothing fancy. It's just pointing to a shell script that runs |
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This pull request adds two options for configuring ALE beancount linter,
g:ale_beancount_bean_check_executableandg:ale_beancount_bean_check_options.The motivation of having this configurable is because I'm using multiple files in my beancount bookkeeping while the default
bean-checkwon't check other files for account information. This ends up with many error messages "Invalid reference to unknown account". With the ability to configure the path to the executable, I'm able to write a bean-check wrapper to make it recognize my project structure.