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Hi there,
what do you get when you run
mix credo --strict
?
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mix credo --strict
gives me the same thing.
Someone in the Elixir Slack suggested mix credo suggest -A -a
and that gave me results. -A
seems to have been the missing link as running mix credo -A
gives me what I expected to see.
Is there a reason the normal mix credo
would be saying nothing found? The 0 mods/funs, found nothing
message was a little misleading as it sounded like it wasn't able to find my functions.
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You touch on two issues here:
--strict
is/should be an alias for-A
(which is an alias for--all-priorities
), so I am not sure why it behaves incorrectly here. Is the code you are testing this on on GitHub?- the output "0 mods/funs, found nothing." does not make sense in most situations, because it means one of three things
(a) you have no issues,
(b) you have issues, but they are low priority,
(c) no files were detected.
In each of those situations we could do better than "0 mods/funs, found nothing.". I will fix this and prepare a release on the weekend!
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Awesome!
Just pushed my code, it was just a sample from the Programming Elixir book and I was wanting to see how Credo worked.
https://github.com/jessejanderson/programming-elixir-issues
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Hi, v0.2.4
contains new wording, which I hope is "good enough". Be sure to update the version requirement to ~> 0.2
Thanks for your help. We should certainly keep an eye on the "understandability" of what the user sees! 👍
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