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Use atom-ide-busy-signal while waiting for Linter V1 providers #18
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It's a service you have to specifically implement and unfortunately none of the language servers have any concept of busy as it isn't in the spec. I was considering wiring it up for startup and shutdown in atom-languageclient so everybody would get it almost automatically for at least that (they'd just need to add the relevant service to their package.json) |
What about the linter provider translations? It should be pretty simple to wire it up for those since that's being handled through here (I think?). |
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atom-ide-busy-signal feature doesn't work?
Use atom-ide-busy-signal while waiting for Linter V1 providers
Sep 13, 2017
Yeah this makes a lot of sense to do |
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Summary: This wires up the diagnostics package to report busy status while waiting on V1 Linters, which work with promises. I used the generic wording `${providerName}: running on "file"` but open to suggestions. facebookarchive/atom-ide-ui#18 Reviewed By: matthewwithanm Differential Revision: D5828830 fbshipit-source-id: 96af8a8cd06190301c3613449c4b19fd8987df0b
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Summary: This wires up the diagnostics package to report busy status while waiting on V1 Linters, which work with promises. I used the generic wording `${providerName}: running on "file"` but open to suggestions. #18 Reviewed By: matthewwithanm Differential Revision: D5828830 fbshipit-source-id: 96af8a8cd06190301c3613449c4b19fd8987df0b
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Description
It appears that the
atom-ide-busy-signal
feature isn't initializing for me, at least I can't figure out how to get it to show up.Expected Behavior
There should be something similar to this from the README showing:
Actual Behavior
No busy signal appears to be active:
Versions
Additional Details
At first I was trying with
linter
,linter-ui-default
, andbusy-signal
active, but disabling all those packages (and restarting Atom!) doesn't appear to have gotten this to show up.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: