Add option to use rebar3 fmt instead of standalone erlfmt #4811
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w0rp
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Aug 2, 2024
autoload/ale/erlang.vim
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| call ale#Set('erlang_rebar_executable', 'rebar3') | ||
| call ale#Set('erlang_rebar_use_global', get(g:, 'ale_use_global_executables', 0)) | ||
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| function! ale#erlang#GetRebarExecutable(buffer) abort |
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There's a runtime cost in loading this file, and we only have this one function and call it from one place. Let's just move this into the fixer file instead, to avoid this runtime cost.
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@w0rp Thank you for your feedback! I have addressed the points you raised. Could you please review the changes again? |
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The current implementation of the fixer for erlfmt, an Erlang code formatter, invokes a standalone
erlfmtcommand. However, the standaloneerlfmtcommand is not distributed by default. Instead, erlfmt is often used as a plugin for Rebar3, the de facto build tool for Erlang.This patch introduces a new option
g:ale_erlang_erlfmt_use_rebar, which is disabled by default, allowing the use ofrebar3 fmtinstead.Additionally, this patch fixes a bug that caused the command to read the original source code rather than the stdin.