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In what world must I be root to run Shellcheck!?!?! Obviously there is a problem, here. I'm just not sure at what level. So I started with the most specific piece that didn't work.
Basic background info...
Atom is up-to-date
All Atom packages are up-to-date
Shellcheck is up-to-date from the official Shellcheck snap package (created by the author, not someone else), and this is how it has always run successfully.
I have manually run Shellcheck on the same file that was open in Atom, and it ran (without root) and provided me with useful output.
I have tried hard-coding the Shellcheck executable path in the package config /snap/bin/shellcheck, but no change in experience.
All other options in linter-shellcheck are default.
No other errors that I can see in Atom.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi,
Some time in the last month or so, since I last opened Atom and used it, a problem has arisen with the automatic Shellcheck execution.
When I make any change to a bash script in Atom, I receive the following pop-up:
With Open Console and Cancel as the button options.
When I open the console, the seemingly relevant section says...
In what world must I be
root
to run Shellcheck!?!?! Obviously there is a problem, here. I'm just not sure at what level. So I started with the most specific piece that didn't work.Basic background info...
/snap/bin/shellcheck
, but no change in experience.linter-shellcheck
are default.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: