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In some IDE's (in my case, Netbeans), after downloading Auryn via compser, my IDE shows errors for a file - specifically with config_with_unparsable.json.
I can't specifically choose to ignore this file, so it's constantly throwing up a nasty red exclamation mark on my file.
Any chance of an alternative test to check for invalid json? Perhaps creating a file in memory using SplTempFileObject or similar?
Note: This is of course an extremely tiny issue - so at the bottom of the to-do list, if at all.
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The better solution would be to actually use something like vfsStream to mock the filesystem test inputs entirely. I'm a bit hesitant to add this as a dependency because it's overkill for only a couple of test cases at this stage.
So yes, this is possible, but it's not particularly high on my priority list :)
Of course, if it's a real annoyance for you there's always the option of a pull-request to provide an alternative solution in the meantime ...
In some IDE's (in my case, Netbeans), after downloading Auryn via compser, my IDE shows errors for a file - specifically with config_with_unparsable.json.
I can't specifically choose to ignore this file, so it's constantly throwing up a nasty red exclamation mark on my file.
Any chance of an alternative test to check for invalid json? Perhaps creating a file in memory using SplTempFileObject or similar?
Note: This is of course an extremely tiny issue - so at the bottom of the to-do list, if at all.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: