ale/doc/ale-eruby.txt

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ALE Eruby Integration                                       *ale-eruby-options*

There are two linters for `eruby` files:

- `erb`
- `erubis`

If you don't know which one your project uses, it's probably `erb`.
To selectively enable one or the other, see |g:ale_linters|.

(Note that ALE already disables linters if the executable for that linter is
not found; thus, there's probably no need to disable one of these if you're
using the other one.)

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Add erubis linter This linter works largely the same as the existing `erubylint` linter, except it works with `erubis` instead of `erb` as the driving command. 2017-08-21 20:34:42 +00:00			`===============================================================================`
			`ALE Eruby Integration ale-eruby-options`

			There are two linters for `eruby` files:

[eruby] Rename `erubylint` → `erb` to match tool name 2017-11-12 01:52:16 +00:00			- `erb`
Add erubis linter This linter works largely the same as the existing `erubylint` linter, except it works with `erubis` instead of `erb` as the driving command. 2017-08-21 20:34:42 +00:00			- `erubis`

			If you don't know which one your project uses, it's probably `erb`.
			`To selectively enable one or the other, see \|g:ale_linters\|.`

			`(Note that ALE already disables linters if the executable for that linter is`
			`not found; thus, there's probably no need to disable one of these if you're`
			`using the other one.)`

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			`vim:tw=78:ts=2:sts=2:sw=2:ft=help:norl:`