The problem is likely missing quotes around the glob path. Change this (not working): “lint”: “eslint ./src/**/*.js” To this (working): “lint”: “eslint ‘./src/**/*.js'” The ESLint docs say this: Please note that when passing a glob as a parameter, it is expanded by your shell. The results of the expansion can vary depending on your shell, … Read more
I have written a post on how to add and integrate custom lint rules to your android app, you can have a look. It also has links to github repos showing how its done in an android project. Link to post The easiest way for me was to set ANDROID_LINT_JARS path in the gradlew file … Read more
Update: The method getAdapterPosition() is deprecated now. The documentation of RecyclerView.Adapter.onBindViewHolder() states: Note that unlike ListView, RecyclerView will not call this method again if the position of the item changes in the data set unless the item itself is invalidated or the new position cannot be determined. For this reason, you should only use the … Read more
You can (very likely) safely ignore this warning. The IntelliJ (Android Studio) Groovy inspection is decent, but far from perfect. I have several advanced Gradle build scripts that are riddled with these and other inspection errors, although everything runs correctly. However, there is a chance you make a programming error and the inspection is technically … Read more
E203 is not yet supported in Pylint AFAIK E225 is C0322 / C0323 E251 should be C0322/C0323, but I’m not sure that Pylint does not special case parameters and allows lack of space there E301, E303 are not supported AFAIK E501 is C0301 and you can configure the length in your pylintrc W291, W292 and … Read more
gradle build -x lint Source: Gradle User Guide : Excluding Tasks
You’re right about the root cause of the issue – Samsung defined a custom attribute for the id reserved for paddingStart or paddingEnd. The way I by-passed this was to extract the padding properties and put them into a style. So instead of having different layouts for SDK<17 and SDK>=17, I have different styles for … Read more
After the following if statement, cfg is written, thus the value assigned to cfg using cfg := &utils.Config{} is never used. You are using an assignment where a declaration would do. var cfg *utils.Config …
ruby -c myfile.rb will check for correct Ruby syntax. Reek checks Ruby code for common code smells. Roodi checks Ruby code for common object-oriented design issues. Flog can warn you about unusually complex code. [Plug] If your project is in a public Github repository, Caliper can run the latter three tools and others on your … Read more
The queries you specify in your schema behave just like any other field on a particular type (the main difference is that their type is linked to a particular operation). If you don’t want to declare any arguments for a particular field, you just omit the parentheses entirely. The same goes for queries and mutations: … Read more