feat: re-parse after running --fix
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Related to, but does not fully address, #19. > NOTE: this PR also enables the vitest plugin Adds a step to the test stage that re-runs oxlint after it was previously run with `--fix`. This should help us catch syntax errors created by buggy fixes. We should also consider running `typecheck` scripts for repositories that have them.
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I'll continue debugging this later tonight. |
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Anyone have any idea why this is failing? Am I doing something wrong? |
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It feels like something has crashed 😕 |
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Related to, but does not fully address, #19.
Adds a step to the test stage that re-runs oxlint after it was previously run with
--fix. This should help us catch syntax errors created by buggy fixes.We should also consider running
typecheckscripts for repositories that have them.