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After a discussion on #vim, the idea of having Makery config for filetypes, potentially across multiple projects, was brought up by m_ben and vxid. Use cases in mind were C++ and Python, for which multiple linters exist. The current Makery system works well for juggling the linters, although the project-specific nature of configuration will mean lots of duplicate .makery.json files.
No solid action plan for now, much less an implementation route. I'm leaving this space open for when I get a better idea of how to tackle this.
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I ended up defining a filetype-specific config in respective ftplugin files after looking at various vimrcs around github.
Vim-projectionist has a ProjectionistDetect hook that is run at each filetype change that can be used to update filetype-specific projections. Here is for instance my ftplugin/python.vim file:
After a discussion on #vim, the idea of having Makery config for filetypes, potentially across multiple projects, was brought up by m_ben and vxid. Use cases in mind were C++ and Python, for which multiple linters exist. The current Makery system works well for juggling the linters, although the project-specific nature of configuration will mean lots of duplicate
.makery.json
files.No solid action plan for now, much less an implementation route. I'm leaving this space open for when I get a better idea of how to tackle this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: